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- 2. “Hi! I’m Bill McCabe and I am a data security IOT staffing expert.”
- 3. “I need to know about the latest data security trends so that I can ensure my companies and my candidates have the skills they need to keep their data safe and protect their brand and information assets.” GARTNER SAYS Protecting the IOT will get progressively more difficult based on these TRENDS…and I have come up with the questions we should be asking ourselves in 2016
- 4. TREND ONE: IT Security companies are consolidating— providing a better user experience. Is seamless UX the same as seamless security?
- 5. TREND TWO: Responsible Disclosure requirements grow Do you have a policy to self- regulate your “white hat” findings?
- 6. TREND THREE: Small business hacks are on the rise- Do your IT teams have a “there is no try, only do” attitude to ensure SMB security?
- 7. TREND FOUR: Cloud denizens share responsibility for data security Do you have the right security add-ons in your cloud services contracts?
- 8. TREND FIVE: Are your Incident Response Protocols ready with IOT-breach messages? Can you calm investors and consumers in the event you’re hacked?
- 9. I keep up with these trends so you can staff for next-gen data security. See full article or.. Follow me on Linked In, Twitter or for more…
- 10. Ready in 2016: Resources Amazon’s shared responsibility model Information Management article Email or call me: bill@softnetsearch.com 303-337-7871