Research suggests that many organisations think information security professionals are not fulfilling the needs of business. This should serve as a wake-up call for information security leaders to present IT security as a business issue and build a robust security architecture framework.
The CW500 Security Club examined the issues of linking IT security with business strategy, enterprise architecture and business processes.
Speakers:
• Mark Brown, director of risk & information security at Ernst & Young
• Alan Jenkins, chief security officer at T-Systems
• Gareth Lindahl-Wise, group information security manager at British American Tobacco
Table of contents:
CW500: Why security professionals need to rethink their role
Security professionals need to think less about technology and more about the business needs of their organisation.
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