Risk Intelligence: Threats are the New Risk
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Do you know the criticality of the assets within your organization? If your answer is ‘no’, don’t worry – chances are, your cyber teams don’t either. Security is badly in need of holistic security leadership. Most security practitioners don’t know that information security risk is processed the same way that physical security risk is processed. By increasing your overall risk awareness, you can take a leadership stance in security within your organization.
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