How do you know if you are making the
right security decisions for your company?

Today's security manager has to find the right balance between reducing security risk, responding to audit findings and maintaining the existing security infrastructure. A rapidly changing threat environment, emerging technologies, and a never ending source of vulnerabilities can overwhelm even the most experiened seccurity manager.

Security managers are challenged with investing in security to reduce risk, improving compliance audits, and spending on legacy equipment and infrastructure needs—all on a limited budget. Unfortunately there is very little information out there to help you make these critical, but very strategic, security decisions.

As a result, most companys make their security investment decisions based on the experience and judgment of the IT security staff, influenced by salespeople, industry trends and conference brochures, or focused on fixing problems found during internal audits. Or, they continue to do what you did last year. The result is that security managers and Chief Information Officers wonder if they are making the right decisions.

How do you know you are making the right decisions about your security budget?

You also need a way to justify your budget allocations.

Today’s executives understand that security is important. But they also want to see the same type of analysis supporting security decisions as they have for other types of investment decisions.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to show a Return on Investment (ROI) on a security incident that didn’t happen!

On the other hand, lumping your risks into groups of high, medium, and low doesn’t really give you the insight you need to justify your budget to the CIO—especially when reducing risk and maintaining regulatory compliance are not necessarily the same.

How do you show the balance among your security objectives?

With Secure Insight you get a repeatable system that blends the best of all worlds—quantitative methods like ALE, qualitative methods like NIST’s security process, and proven decision analysis techniques—to provide a highly effective cost-benefit analysis of your possible options and outcomes.

Secure Insight bridges the gap between the information collected through vulnerability and risk assessments and the security budget processes. This allows you to make the most informed decisions possible.

The result? You—and the CIO —can feel confident that you are making the most informed security decisions possible for your business.

Interested in learning more?

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