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As our cyber defense focus has shifted, so has the array of potential solutions. The choices we CISOs make in what we buy, and how, therefore matters. Best of breed may offer capability and expertise unavailable in bundled solutions. As a result, the good enough provided by bundled solutions may not be good enough anymore.
The difference between the success and failure of a data classification program is a lack of action. The purpose of this blog post is to provide you with enough background and understanding to develop a plan. Here is a framework, something to develop into a plan and intelligently pitch to senior management. The following will give you the tools to persuade the required business leaders to implement a successful Data Classification program.
Angela Freidman immediately breaks into tears when she realizes that the man she’d been spying on for her internet buddies was missing. Angela was an active member of several activist organizations that don’t believe billionaires should exist and used this information to get closer to a particularly radical activist that she’d “been crushing on.”
How you store data and where will have a huge impact on your program’s scope, operations, and technical decisions. As every organization has different business processes and technologies, each data classification project is going to be different, too.
The potential for catastrophic supply chain attacks is mind-boggling when you consider a typical organization does business with hundreds, if not thousands, of third parties. The question isn’t whether your organization’s cyber threat vectors are expanding. You already know the answer is “yes.” The real question is what do you do about it?
Carl Timmons: CISO of Illuminating Solutions, a data analytics firm, forty-seven years old, never been married. Last Thursday, Carl arrived in San Jose on business. He was picked up by a company car and driven to The Manifeld Hotel. He was last seen leaving the hotel Thursday night. By Friday afternoon Lincoln Palmer, the CEO of the hedge fund that owns a majority stake in Illuminating Solutions, was on the phone with me.
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