5 critical ways to take a more collaborative approach to IT security

Companies still rely heavily on fairly traditional methods of data security, such as password management and acceptable use policies, to protect their information from unauthorized access. Unfortunately, in the age of increasing cyber threats, these traditional approaches to security are no longer enough.

June 2, 2015

Companies still rely heavily on fairly traditional methods of data security, such as password management and acceptable use policies, to protect their information from unauthorized access. Unfortunately, in the age of increasing cyber threats, these traditional approaches to security are no longer enough.

A new survey from IDG Research indicates that IT security professionals remain more reactive than proactive when implementing data security — a mindset that could leave them dangerously underprepared to respond effectively in the event of a breach, possibly letting small incidents become much more damaging. At the same time, however, even the best data security operations centers only have the resources to focus on the highest priority threats.

This white paper will offer insights from the IDG Research survey and explore how organizations can be more proactive and efficient in understanding the threats they face and updating their data security to counter modern cyber threats.

  • Threats Are Outpacing Security
  • Challenges Inhibit Faster Response
  • Share and Share Alike
  • Turning Intelligence into Action
  • Conclusion about an old approach

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