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| Source |  NoticeBored |
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| Identifiant | 409081 |
| Date de publication | 2017-09-15 14:13:45 (vue: 2017-09-15 14:13:45) |
| Titre | NBlog September 15 - symbolic security |
| Texte |  An article bemoaning the lack of an iconic image for the field of “risk management†(e.g. the insurance industry) applies to information risk and security as well. We don't really have one either. Well maybe we do: there are padlocks, chains and keys, hackers in hoodies and those Anonymous facemasks a-plenty (a minute's image-Googling easily demonstrates that). Trouble is that the common images tend to emphasize threats and controls, constraints and costs. All very negative. A big downer.Information risk and security may never be soft and cuddly ... but I'm sure we can do more to distance ourselves from the usual negative imagery and perceptions. I really like the idea of information security being an enabler, allowing the organization do stuff (business!) that would otherwise be too risky. So I'll be spending idle moments at the weekend thinking how to sum that concept up in an iconic image. Preferably something pink and fluffy, with no threatening overtones. |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | the well all allowing anonymous applies are article being bemoaning big business but can chains common concept constraints controls costs cuddly demonstrates distance do: downer easily either emphasize enabler facemasks field fluffy from googling hackers have hoodies how iconic idea idle image imagery images industry information insurance keys lack like management†may maybe minute moments more nblog negative never one organization otherwise ourselves overtones padlocks perceptions pink plenty preferably really risk risky security september soft something spending stuff sum sure symbolic tend thinking those threatening threats too trouble usual very we don weekend well would “risk |
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