NetworkNewsBreaks – CISO Global Inc. (NASDAQ: CISO) Helps Companies Implement Effective Cybersecurity Strategies
CISO Global Inc. (NASDAQ: CISO), an industry leader in managed cybersecurity and compliance services, works closely with companies to provide essential protection. “Complying with security requirements should be about more than just ticking off mandatory checkboxes,” a recent article quotes CISO Global CEO David Jemmett, and includes excerpts from his guest essay for The Last Watchdog. “The importance of compliance is clear to see,” he writes. “In spite of this, many organizations today still see compliance as a nuisance, rather than a business enabler. All too often, organizations will analyze compliance requirements and harden their systems and practices to meet them, without really thinking about their importance to the business. Instead, they will tick the mandatory checkboxes, even if security measures haven’t been enacted, and file the record away as quickly as possible. This approach is dangerous,” explains Jemmett, noting that single ‘point-in-time’ compliance doesn’t cut it in today’s threat landscape. “Compliance is no longer a ‘set and forget’ security framework. To keep up to speed in today’s evolving threat landscape, compliance is a process that must be maintained continuously.”
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CISO Global Inc. (NASDAQ: CISO), an industry leader in managed cybersecurity and compliance services, works closely with companies to provide essential protection. “Complying with security requirements should be about more than just ticking off mandatory checkboxes,” a recent article quotes CISO Global CEO David Jemmett, and includes excerpts from his guest essay for The Last Watchdog. “The importance of compliance is clear to see,” he writes. “In spite of this, many organizations today still see compliance as a nuisance, rather than a business enabler. All too often, organizations will analyze compliance requirements and harden their systems and practices to meet them, without really thinking about their importance to the business. Instead, they will tick the mandatory checkboxes, even if security measures haven’t been enacted, and file the record away as quickly as possible. This approach is dangerous,” explains Jemmett, noting that single ‘point-in-time’ compliance doesn’t cut it in today’s threat landscape. “Compliance is no longer a ‘set and forget’ security framework. To keep up to speed in today’s evolving threat landscape, compliance is a process that must be maintained continuously.”
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