For those who choose to ignore security there is a certain comfort to be had. This is the ‘what I don’t know won’t harm me approach.’
The attractiveness of living in blissful ignorance and one of the reasons companies refuse to address security is that once one starts to explore it one very quickly can see nothing except risks and security vulnerabilities. Although this could be the result of spending more time speaking with security firms.

This month’s CBR magazine spoke with some individuals with serious security credentials.
Brett Wahlin, is CISO of HP – he is in the unique position of being an end user inside a security technology supplier. Read the fascinating interview.

Peter Jopling, is CTO the security business of IBM UK+I and he talks about being pre-emptive and not reactive.

And what of BT’s Global Services Managed Security Services offering? We carry a report from John Marcus, research director at Current Analysis who delves into the strengths and weaknesses of BT in the security market.
We have entered the era where security is not about scaremongering.

The threats are real. The challenge is in identifying which threats are real for you and choosing the right strategy to deal with those.
Have you been breached? Are you figuring out the best way to let people know? Or do you believe your company is secure and you want to keep it that way

Read November’s CBR digital magazine for real insight which will help direct your security strategy.