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Tips for taking your information security program to the top
16 Jan 2016Ready to make some changes to your information security program for 2016? You need to read these pieces I’ve recently written:
Setting and achieving realistic information security program goals for 2016
Information security’s chicken and egg problem (formerly published at toolbox.com)Security’s gaping hole – policy enforcement (formerly published at toolbox.com)
Four reasons people aren’t buying what you’re selling in IT (formerly published at toolbox.com)
When security policies are bad for business (formerly published at toolbox.com)
Reacting vs. responding to security incidents (formerly published at toolbox.com)
Security’s greatest challenge – inaction (formerly published at toolbox.com)
Using what you’ve got to build a strong security program (formerly published at toolbox.com)
Enjoy!
You can also check out the other information security content I’ve developed over the years on my website at www.principlelogic.com/resources.
Resources
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His final report was very thorough and included security recommendations for our network environment. The executive leadership was so impressed with Kevin’s security expertise, they have extended their agreement to continue to perform periodic testing. We highly recommend Kevin Beaver and Principle Logic as a resource for network security testing.”
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I’ve written/co-written 12 books on information security including:
