IT Security In Networks

Indeed, there is no silver bullet when it comes to security but this should not be used as an excuse when it comes to protecting the mission critical systems of an organization. When it comes to Cyber Security, companies tend to narrow the scope and usually focus only on protecting selectively high value assets in order to stay within their allocated budgets. This practice has worked for years but carrying it on to a fast evolving threat landscape where systems and services are exponentially more complicated to what they used to be, has already started introducing cracks and weak points which are not visible or easily spotted. Effectively, IT Security In Networks trying to use security in an ad-hoc manner, here and there, ends up being more expensive than anticipated and in most cases creates a false sense of security, when in reality this kind of tactic only allows to turn a blind eye to what the real problem is. In fact, according the Center of Internet Security a significant percentage of cyber-attacks, up to 80%, can be prevented with just a few simple proactive measures and a preventive culture within the organization.

Focusing towards Cyber Resilience.

Cyber Resilience may sound just like another buzzword being used by the information security industry. However, there is a deeper meaning and reasoning why Cyber Resilience is the way forward. The first reason is the holistic approach to the organization’s cyber security posture. The second reason, is the results of having a holistic approach when it comes cyber security, especially when it can reduce your expenditure allowing you to stay within budget while upgrading at the same time to an around the clock systemic visibility and real-time response.