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Redefining Information Security: How to Build a Security-Driven Organization

Redefining Information Security: How to Build a Security-Driven Organization

Hardcover

Business GeneralManagementComputer Security

ISBN10: 1398620033
ISBN13: 9781398620032
Publisher: Kogan Page
Published: Jun 24 2025
Pages: 312
Weight: 1.35
Height: 0.75 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

Redefining Information Security shows security and technology leaders how to build a security-driven culture that not only safeguards but actively propels businesses forward, enabling innovation and growth in the face of an evolving digital business and threat landscape.

This book pioneers a transformative approach that shields organizations from risks but also actively leverages them to drive competitive advantages. Redefining Information Security addresses the technical aspects of cybersecurity in addition to the organizational culture, leadership, communication, education and human factors that make up the integral components of a successful security strategy. It offers a strong emphasis on practical implementation, providing actionable guidance and tools to apply proactive security strategies.

Redefining Information Security offers insights on integrating security into technology roadmaps and leveraging it as a growth catalyst. It introduces innovative risk management strategies, allowing organizations to navigate uncertainties while maintaining a robust security posture. This guide presents a wealth of real-word examples that provide insights into how organizations at the forefront of security innovation integrate and embed security within their strategic vision and explores how security can evolve to meet the challenges of tomorrow's digital landscape.

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