Security in Collaboration: From Enduring Threats and Vulnerabilities to Building Trust

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Security in Collaboration: From Enduring Threats and Vulnerabilities to Building Trust

Posted March 22, 2005 | Leadership | Leadership |

For many practitioners, establishing collaboration means weakening corporate IT security. Yet as we all know, nobody in the business or IT community will agree to compromise security for anything. So the questions become:

How do we have both collaboration and security?

About The Author

Tushar Hazra

Tushar Hazra is an Executive Enterprise Architect with over 22 years’ experience in various areas of architecture development, implementation, governance, risk management, and compliance. Dr. Hazra is a successful and recognized thought leader and an expert in delivering enterprise-level business solutions, strategy, blueprints, and roadmaps; strategic planning; and implementing effective enterprise architecture for digital transformation. He… Read More

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Security in Collaboration: From Enduring Threats and Vulnerabilities to Building Trust

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