When Ski Slopes and Security Teams Collide: Lessons in Unfair Blame and Resilient Recovery
When it comes to information security, sometimes the security team is left holding the bag. Just like in skiing accidents, they face the consequences even if someone else is at fault. From application security to insider threats, here are five scenarios where the security team bears the brunt despite others’ mistakes.
Hot Take:
Ever feel like the security team is the designated scapegoat of the corporate world? Well, buckle up, because it’s a slippery slope out there, folks! Just like a ski accident, when things go south, it’s always the poor security team left to pick up the pieces, regardless of who’s really to blame. So, grab your helmets and get ready to ski down the treacherous terrain of cybersecurity blame game!
Key Points:
- Application security often falls victim to poor developer-security team relations.
- Insider threats leave the security team scrambling, regardless of malicious or careless intent.
- Compliance woes mean that the security team must always be prepared to counter regulatory findings.
- Incident response requires full visibility and data—excuses are not an option.
- Investigations demand tools, training, and a proactive approach to fill in the gaps.
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