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Managed Services and Risk: Mitigation or Inherent Acceptance?

With the evolution of cybersecurity over the last decade, it’s easy to forget what security is; the art of dealing with risk. The flood of funding into the space has created a host of marketing buzzwords that pollute the board room and pull the attention from the “why?” of security. What is the reason cybersecurity exists? What is the problem we’re trying to solve?

Randy Watkins, Chief Technology Officer at CRITICALSTART, discusses common risky decisions and the steps organizations can take to assess and address those risks.

Featured in CPO Magazine | August 15, 2019

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