Gartner: IT should simplify security to fight inescapable hackers
ORLANDO -- On some level it may seem incongruous to many IT organizations but as security challenges mount, enterprises should take a look at their protection systems and look to simplify them -- not make the more complicated -- to battle hackers.+More on Network World: Gartner: Get onboard the algorithm train!+The Risk and Security officer in many enterprises today is mostly concerned with old technology risks. They’ve become obsessed with external hacks, chasing the impossible goal of perfect protection. However, 65% of CEOs say their risk management approach is falling behind, said Peter Sondergaard senior vice president of research withGartner at the consultancy’s Symposium/IT Expo this week.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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