Monitoring the cybersecurity of any company, no matter the size, can be an overwhelming process. And of course, the bigger the organization, the more complicate the monitoring. Watch this video as Michael talks about a few easy tips to help smooth out the process by discussing the role of prohibitions within your cybersecurity program.
It would be almost impossible to monitor and safeguard each and every security risk of every employee. The time and manpower involved would run round the clock. Instead of securing every security threat, prohibitions are set into place.
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Video Transcript
Let’s talk about prohibitions within cybersecurity organizations. Sometimes it’s easier to simply decide on behalf of your organization that certain actions are going to be prohibited or banned within your organization than it is to try and build security around those actions, especially when you don’t need to be doing whatever this activity is, right?
So, for example, if you don’t need to post FCI in places where it can be at risk of external access, then you might have a prohibition on doing that within your organization rather than try and build all the safeguards around, you know, putting FCI in third party systems, just as a, you know, one example.
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