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The need for a in-depth security plan
Security--good security, that is--requires a comprehensive strategic plan. And while you likely have a mission statement in place, along with a budget planning, the all-encompassing map on what you're doing and where you're headed is something many security and tech leaders push aside in their rush to put out the latest risk fire. Get moving with a five-step primer on what the plan requires and how to get it not only on paper, but in action. The first step is to read other business units' corporate long-term strategy plan. Security initiatives should not only support the business goals, but do whatever possible to advance those goals.
For more on a good security strategy:
- check out the article at CSO Online
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