What’s the most critical thing to have when wanting to adopt security innovation?

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Internal cooperation26%

Open-minded board28%

Understanding the business19%

Understanding threat landscape20%

Being on top of the latest technology4%

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Principal Enterprise ARCHITECT in Finance (non-banking)3 months ago

You need some/all of them at each stage of innovation in general in any domain.

Cyber security analyst in Energy and Utilities3 years ago

Strong leadership and buy-in from key stakeholders ensures that the necessary resources,dedicated budget and support are in place.

IT Manager in Education4 years ago

Understanding the threat landscape.

IT Manager in Manufacturing4 years ago

Understanding the business

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