IT Security & Audit Services: Security by Design Implementation Insights It is a fact that the digital landscape in most organizations, big or small, follows the technological equivalent of a shantytown: a crumbling collection of technology purchases (hardware, applications, cloud services, and more) that looked like a great approach to someone at the time. Perhaps some acquisition plans were taking place (probably not), but you can almost ensure that whatever security requirements were clarified, they were somewhat mitigated, abandoned, or both. The truth is that security-by-design is the most efficient, productive, and acceptable position for any enterprise… if you can get there and if you can get your organization to see the bigger picture. Unfortunately, the situation most security professionals find themselves in is the digital equivalent of restroom cleaning: “Can you only add security to this set of things that we had previously opened, without using too much of a break for business works breaks?” That query should not have an answer – but it is difficult to discuss why the answer is no when the only other option is available to the company. How do you get a company to at least work for security at least tomorrow? As someone who has successfully dealt with this problem many times (and has failed on many occasions), my purpose in this article is to share the three best tips I can give to any organization out of technical slums Ka may offer to lead to more sanitary. And engineer security-by-design future.
Tip 1- You need to be a true believer yourself. Do you know that the best protection can be reached only when it is embedded from cradle-to-grave for every technology or value an enterprise uses? If you do not trust it, then you need to clear your misconceptions. Here’s a sample of security-by-design work: Think of the moment when the Mirai DDoS attack caused the failure of various Internet of Things (IoT) firms, and million-dollar outlays for others. (Know More)
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