While the cybersecurity environment is becoming increasingly threatening and complex, security programs are finding it difficult to keep up. Even as budgets increase, CIOs, CISOs, and other IT executives concerned with security feel underfunded, understaffed, and unsupported. But organizations that are taking the lead in risk management are garnering results.
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Building a security program in a rapidly changing and increasingly threatening environment requires a paradigm shift for security leaders from check-the-box compliance to a comprehensive risk management approach.
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