The worst part of a data breach for many organizations isn’t just the information lost or stolen: It’s the loss of trust that happens when the public finds out.
Execs think your IT budget is bigger than it really is, report says
October 24, 2013 By Leave a Comment
It often seems like IT has a harder time justifying a budget increase than the other departments in the company. One reason that might be the case: Finance leaders and other execs are misinformed about how big the IT budget actually is.
Survey: IT hides negative security facts from execs
September 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment
IT pros often complain that management doesn’t understand the true impact of lax security. But a recent survey shows why some of the blame may lay with IT itself.
3 reasons execs aren’t getting the security message
July 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Many organizations struggle with getting executives on board with IT security. Here are some ways improved communication can help.
4 ways companies can destroy data silos
December 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
In most organizations, IT holds a lot of data – but that data isn’t always effectively shared among all divisions that need it. In this guest post, tech writer Aidan Grayson has some advice for how companies can tear down dreaded data silos. _____________________________________________________________ The much maligned data silo occurs when one business unit within an organization […]
