Infosecurity Magazine says the findings suggest that comparing performance with industry peers can create false reassurance when poor governance is already widespread.
Infosecurity Magazine reports that a large-scale FireMon analysis found 45% of enterprise firewall policy entries had no owner or explanation. The magazine describes that uncertainty as unacceptable in financial reporting and says the findings suggest peer comparisons can be falsely reassuring when poor governance is widespread.
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Infosecurity Magazine says the findings suggest that comparing performance with industry peers can create false reassurance when poor governance is already widespread.
Infosecurity Magazine reports that a large-scale FireMon analysis found 45% of enterprise firewall policy entries had no owner or explanation. The magazine describes that uncertainty as unacceptable in financial reporting and says the findings suggest peer comparisons can be falsely reassuring when poor governance is widespread.
Infosecurity Magazine@InfosecurityMagA large-scale analysis by @FireMon found that 45% of enterprise firewall policy entries had no owner or explanation: a level of uncertainty that would never be accepted in financial reporting. The findings suggest that comparing performance with industry peers can create false…
Infosecurity Magazine@InfosecurityMagA large-scale analysis by @FireMon found that 45% of enterprise firewall policy entries had no owner or explanation: a level of uncertainty that would never be accepted in financial reporting. The findings suggest that comparing performance with industry peers can create false…