Dennis Fisher talks with David Mortman and Alex Hutton of the New School of Information Security blog about the Mortman/Hutton model, data breaches and the effect of breaches on the reputation and viability of an organization.
Dennis Fisher talks with David Mortman and Alex Hutton of the New School of Information Security blog about the Mortman/Hutton model, data breaches and the effect of breaches on the reputation and viability of an organization.
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Dennis Fisher talks with Alex Hutton of Verizon about the 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report, the massive decrease in the number of records breached, the increase in the number of incidents and the clues to the cover challenge that may or may not be embedded in the report.
One of the greatest knocks on the information security profession is that IT security is always asking for budget to spend against the latest threat, only to abandon the cause like harried firefighters, jumping from one conflagration to the next.
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