What is your security strategy?
One of the most famous quotes written by Sun Tzu in his book ‘The art of War’ is ‘Keep your friends close, your enemies even closer’. You should also apply this in the cyber security domain. Treating the adversaries as your enemy allows you to define boundaries on how far they can go before you need/want to act. And the same applies to the rest (your friends). By setting boundaries (risk acceptance) you know when your friend has become your enemy. Setting boundaries is what we do within the InfoSec world. But are we setting the right boundaries?
What is your security strategy? One of the most famous quotes written by Sun Tzu in his book ‘The art of War’ is ‘Keep your friends close, your enemies even closer’. You should also apply this in the cyber security domain. Treating the adversaries as your enemy allows you to define boundaries on how far they can go before you need/want to act. And the same applies to the rest (your friends). By setting boundaries (risk acceptance) you know when your friend has become your enemy. Setting boundaries is what we do within the InfoSec world. But are we setting the right boundaries? security
security strategy One famous quote written Sun Tzu book ‘The art War’ ‘Keep friend close enemy even closer’ also apply cyber security domain Treating adversary enemy allows define boundary far go needwant act applies rest friend setting boundary risk acceptance know friend become enemy Setting boundary within InfoSec world setting right boundary security