By Controlling Security Technology Portion Size, Organizations Can Better Address Strategic Requirements and Work More Efficiently
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By Controlling Security Technology Portion Size, Organizations Can Better Address Strategic Requirements and Work More Efficiently
The Vendor Risk Management (VRM) space has quickly become a hot topic this year. It seems like everywhere you turn, new companies offering VRM...
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Many Security Professionals Find Themselves Trapped in a Cycle of “Sexy” - What Can We Do About It?
Security is not a technology profession. Or at least it shouldn’t be, I would argue. If this sounds like a provocative statement to you,...