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4. Establish Ongoing User Access Auditing For large organizations especially, keeping track of user permissions can be difficult. Are there users in your environment with local administrative access to all machines? Users with passwords that are not required or set to expire? Service accounts with keys to the kingdom? Even with strict access controls and regular policies, creating an ongoing auditing process is needed to ensure proper access rights. 5. Implement Security Policy Validation The biggest question left to ask is this: How can I be sure that my security policies are being adhered to continuously? Whether you mandate that all assets must be scanned weekly, or you’ve determined that all Windows machines must have a specific endpoint agent, any security policy on paper is only as good as it is enforced and validated in reality. Implementing a security policy validation process is the only way to make sure that nothing is being missed and that exceptions are being addressed and fixed instead of being exploited. A Basic Framework Putting solutions and technologies aside, cybersecurity is a discipline centered around understanding, addressing, and minimizing risk. Until you have a credible, comprehensive understanding of your environment and are able to understand where coverage gaps exist, you’re at a disadvantage to those looking for a simple way in. With an understanding of all assets, gaps in security coverage, and the ability to see where the security policy is not being adhered to, organizations are in the best possible position to minimize their attack risk. About the Author Nathan Burke is the Chief Marketing Officer at Axonius. Passionate about bringing new technologies to market to solve real problems, he has held marketing leadership roles at Hexadite (acquired by Microsoft), Intralinks (acquired by Synchronoss), MineralTree, CloudLock (acquired by Cisco), and is a frequent speaker and contributing author on topics related to the intersection of collaboration and security. He lives on Cape Cod with his wife, daughter, and dogs, and enjoys watching the unfairly dominant New England Patriots. Nathan can be reached on Twitter at @nathanwburke, through LinkedIn, and on www.axonius.com. 72
Two Steps on – One Step Back By Milica D. Djekic Repeating is the mother of knowledge, the ancient Latin saying would suggest. Further, the Chinese proverb would tell – Practice leads to great skill or Practice makes perfect. Anyhow, in order to gain the skill you need to maintain some routine which would support you in becoming flawless with some responsibility. As the martial art practitioners would do the same spectrum of exercises again and again and get the black belt as the proof of their competency in that sport, we should apply the similar approach to the modern marketplace and its workforce. For instance, we believe that repeating the same routine again and again could increase your IQ for that area and make you obtain the brilliance in that field. There are so many people worldwide who got the good predispositions to some task and if we offer to those folks an opportunity to raise and grow developing their potential to full – we can expect the real champions in such sports. Your sport could be tennis, athletics, gymnastics or any other intellectual competitions. In other words, it’s quite important to get that at the first glance; you need to deal with the talent pool which would provide you the access to young people getting the great learning curve to some business and at the second stage; you should understand that you need to work hard with those gifted people in order to produce the next generation of leaders. In this effort, we would use the word – sport – and in such a case; we would mean any kind of activities that seeks the players. The players could act independently or as the part of some team. Finally, any competition is nothing else, but the game where at least two sides would play in order to win such a match. Above all, we believe the similar way of thinking could get assumed in terms of security and its workforce. 73
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