An Enterprise Security Program and Architecture to Support Business Drivers
Brian Ritchot
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Brian Ritchot
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IntroductionMany organizations find that their existing security controls are preventing them from getting something done or are reducing their effectiveness. Conversely, an organization may question if there is sufficient protection for information that is to be shared with a new business partner, customer, or the general public.
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IntroductionMany organizations find that their existing security controls are preventing them from getting something done or are reducing their effectiveness. Conversely, an organization may question if there is sufficient protection for information that is to be shared with a new business partner, customer, or the general public.
Key concepts: Enterprise information security architecture, Business architecture, Business, Computer security, Architecture, Information security, Enterprise architecture, Public security