Security leaders say they now need to assess the content of their written communications and the way they think and operate. Security leaders need to prove to other organizations that they are appropriately protecting information shared with them. The issue is much more than preventing a breach or data loss, it is how leadership roles need to change. The agenda ultimately comes down to how leaders grasp the significance of the threat and steps they take to anticipate and respond to such events, says Robert Stroud, vice president at CA Technologies.”]
Source: https://www.inforisktoday.com/blogs/2011-data-protection-agenda-p-843

