What information security policy hierarchy has your organization adopted i.e., policy, standards, controls, procedures / secure baseline configuration?

1.7k views2 Comments

Sort by:

IT Manager in Consumer Goods2 years ago

Policies, Standards, Guidelines, Procedures

Manager, Cybersecurity in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

Policy sets goals, Standards define rules. Controls implement standards, procedures detail steps. Secure baseline config ensures compliance.

1

Content you might like

How long does your organization retain original systems logs used to filter SOX-related actions into a system that requires review of the logs and retains the filtered logs for seven years? Does your organization consider those original system logs records subject to record retention requirements, or supporting information used to create the SOX records?

90 Days14%

365 Days36%

3 years33%

5 years7%

7 years10%

Other (share in the comments)

View Results

Why do you think there are so few mature AI-driven autonomous pentesting solutions on the market, and why does this topic seem to generate more hype than in-depth technical discussion?

Read More Comments

Which IT security solution has had the most significant impact on protecting your organization from cyber threats in the past year?

Endpoint detection and response EDR18%

Next generation firewall24%

Cloud access security broker10%

Security information and event management SIEM10%

Zero trust network access13%

Secure email gateway4%

Identity and access management10%

Data loss prevention5%

Web application firewall2%

Other

View Results

Does anyone currently use Athena Security, a company that offers software for security portal management? I’d love to get feedback from anyone who has experience with their platform.

Which tech conference do you intend to attend in person next year or have already participated in this year, and what motivated your choice?

Read More Comments