Securing Your Infrastructure

Published 22nd Oct 2010 | Source - | Pages - 4

Achieving security within the extended enterprise requires more of your organization: more resources (time, investment, and personnel) and more effort (self-awareness, planning, and validation). It is no longer sufficient to just invest in all the technology and systems your business needs to stay secure. You have to effectively leverage your technology investments to make sure they are aligned with your business challenges. This requires processes and procedures based on best practices to be implemented in the context of your organization. It also needs security experts who understand the environment in which your business operates and have a mastery of the applicable security technologies. Finally, it requires intelligence to keep your security controls synchronized with the ever-changing threat landscape.

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