9 Questions
What are the four important functions that information security performs for an organization?
Protecting the organization’s ability to function, protecting the data and information the organization collects and uses, enabling the safe operation of applications running on the organization’s IT systems, safeguarding the organization’s technology assets.
What is the myth about protecting all assets in the organization the same way?
The customer data associated with a bank’s credit-card program or a retailer’s loyalty-card program are of greater value than the generic invoice numbers and policy documents that companies generate in-house.
What is the myth about spending on cybersecurity?
100% security can be achieved.
What is the myth about advanced technology and cybersecurity?
Many threats can be mitigated using less-advanced methods.
What is the main focus of the "Business Needs First" approach in information security?
Prioritizing the protection of the most valuable assets to the business
Who should be involved in identifying and protecting an organization's "crown jewels"?
Both the IT department and C-suite leaders
What is the role of C-suite leaders in cybersecurity?
To work with the IT department to identify and protect the most valuable assets to the business
What is the potential consequence of C-suite leaders not being involved in cybersecurity?
The organization's most valuable assets may not be properly protected
What is the importance of transparency and trust between C-suite leaders and the IT department in cybersecurity?
To ensure that the organization's most valuable assets are properly protected
Business Needs First , C-suite leaders , Common myths when it comes to Cybersecurity
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