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Best Practices for Securing an Enterprise: Leading Technology Executives on Understanding Evolving Security Needs and Building Multiple Layers of Defense (Inside the Minds)
Multiple Authors
Paperback. Thomson Reuters Westlaw 2012-08-01.
ISBN 9780314285812
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Publisher description
Best Practices for Securing an Enterprise provides an authoritative, insider's perspective on implementing effective security measures to protect the organization against the threat of attack. Featuring technology executives from some of the top companies across the nation, this book guides the readers through key concerns including the growing use of mobile devices, the impact of technology consumerization, and the increasing probability of global infiltration. In an environment where everyone is a potential target, these executives emphasize the importance of proactive planning, introducing appropriate staff training, creating multiple layers of protection, and staying current with evolving trends. Additionally, these authors share their advice on handling breaches if they occur and balancing the need for flexibility with the optimal level of security. The different niches represented and the breadth of perspectives presented enable readers to get inside some of the leading technology minds of today, as these top executives offer up their thoughts on instituting the right level of defense to effectively address today's evolving security needs.
Inside the Minds provides readers with proven business and legal intelligence from leading C-Level executives and lawyers. Each chapter offers thought leadership and expert analysis on an industry, profession, or topic, providing a future-oriented perspective and proven strategies for success. Each author has been selected based on their experience and C-Level standing within the business and legal communities.
Chapters Include:
1. Martin Gomberg, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, A+E Networks - "Security Threats in an Ever-Changing Consumerized World"
2. David S. Muntz, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer , Baylor Health Care System - "Securing Health Care Information Systems: A Sacred Trust"
3. Carol Kline, Chief Information Officer, TeleTech Holdings LLC - "Emerging Security in a Global Enterprise"
4. Andrew Schwalb, Vice President, Chief Information and Technology Officer, NASCAR - "Technology on the Go: Building and Maintaining Security for a Portable Enterprise"
5. Michael Blake, Chief Information Officer, Hyatt Hotels Corporation - "Security Strategies in a Global Enterprise"
6. James D. Brown, Chief Technology Officer, StillSecure - "Network Defense in Depth: Deterring the Intruder and Thwarting Attacks"
7. Kenneth Corriveau, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Omnicom Media Group - "Adapting to the New Ways of Thinking of Enterprise Security"
8. Robert Lieberman, Former Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Brixmor Property Group - "An Inside Look at Securing the Enterprise"
9. B. Anderson Flatt, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, HealthSpring Inc. - "Data Security: The New Health Care Frontier
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