Organizations need to adopt a top-down, bottoms-up approach to organizing storage security. A top-down (Chief Information Security Officer) CISO needs to define the levels of risk and spend, as well as define a layered storage security architecture. Each storage security technology layer needs to be assigned to an appropriate IT department for implementation and ongoing operations.
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Organize storage security top down and bottom up
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Last Update: Sep 29, 2009 | 11:47
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| 25049 | Dvellante | 09 Sep 29 23:47:27 | |
| 13340 | Wikibon Daemon | 08 Feb 11 11:15:47 | New page: Organizations need to adopt a [[A layered storage security organization|top-down, bottoms-up approach]] to organizing storage security. A top-down (Chief Information Security Officer) CISO... |
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