In this, the third episode of “In conversation with…”, sponsored by Micro Focus Channel, Boas Chauke, CEO of BOATech, unpacks the components that make up a security strategy.
“A layered cybersecurity strategy means that if an attack gets past one solution, another will be able to pick up the slack as a failsafe. Defending against bad actors requires various layers of security controls and detection techniques to identify potential threats. To do this, SecOps teams need a variety of tools and techniques to process and correlate the enormous amount of historical and real-time security data that they ingest every day.”
– The Protected View by Eric Popiel
RiskIQ predicted that by 2021, cybercrime will cost the world US$11.4 million every minute.
In this episode of “In conversation with…” Boas Chauke, CEO of BOATech, takes the hard questions that we often don’t ask about the strategy to keep the company safe from cyberattacks. What is a cybersecurity strategy? How do you effectively build this? Can an organisation ‘overdo’ security? And what are the consequences of over-securing? Where do change and incident management fit into a security model? We find out just some of the answers to these questions to help unlock the thinking around an effective, efficient cybersecurity strategy.
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