How Secure Are We?
CISOs face an increasingly difficult responsibility to reduce risk and to ensure compliance. With cloud, mobile, and big data challenges, the dynamic IT landscape changes every day, potentially creating security gaps.
In How Secure Are We? Steve Hall explains why continuous monitoring is the best way to close these gaps and to provide visibility into unknown risks. This article appears on behalf of Tenable Network Security as part of a BrandPost initiative that CIO.com is hosting.
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