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Biggest Information Security Mistakes That Organizations Make and How to Avoid Making Them
Overview Information security mistakes are costly, damaging and all too prevalent. Given the obvious repercussions of poor security strategies (see recent incidents from TJX, AOL, and the VA), one is inclined to believe change agents are in place; however, organizations continue to make seemingly avoidable mistakes when it comes to information security. This is due to misconceptions and common mistakes that are repeated. This paper introduces five common information security mistakes that organizations make and concludes with recommendations and best practices for building and maintaining a successful information security practice and avoiding these mistakes.
| Publisher | Security Innovation | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | December 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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