The Business Benefits of a Risk-Based Approach to Security
March 18, 2010Duration: 1 hour
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Cyber crime innovation and techniques have outpaced traditional security models. Today's cyber criminals are increasingly adept at gaining undetected access and maintaining a persistent, low-profile, long term presence in IT environments. Their tools and techniques are increasing in sophistication and becoming more aggressive. In addition, an underground economy has evolved around stealing, packaging and reselling information, making cyber crime a critical, widespread issue. Many organizations underestimate the scope and severity of the problem. Security professionals no longer 'just secure' the enterprise; they are also tasked with ensuring that the organization's security posture supports an acceptable level of business risk approved by the Board. Record levels of threats also require security organizations to deploy scalable operational strategies that are driven by risk and business impact. Implementing a risk-based approach to security can help security professionals fundamentally tie security strategies to business objectives, allowing them to define actionable steps to minimize risk. Join our distinguished speakers from Deloitte & Touche LLP, John Clark and Sharon Chand as well as Ed King, Agiliance VP of Marketing and Product Management to learn more about how to design and build a vulnerability management program that tackles the rapidly evolving nature of risks. In this insightful webinar you will learn:
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Meet Our Speakers
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John Clark Partner Deloitte |
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Sharon Chand Director Deloitte |
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Ed King VP of Marketing Agiliance |
