Centralization of security is of increasing urgency as the threat environment continues to expand and as regulatory requirements take hold. A centralized security system is considerably easier to audit than a system where management is spread throughout the enterprise. It is also likely to improve oversight and analysis and to create a more robust environment. Roles and responsibilities are clarified, and maintaining security in interactions with outside organizations such as suppliers and outsourcing vendors is easier.
Advisor
Outsourcing Guidelines for Centralizing Security
By Brian Dooley
Posted April 4, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |
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