How Paranoia Can Be Healthy
Merriam Webster defines "paranoia" as a type of delusion. I define it a little bit differently.
Merriam Webster defines "paranoia" as a type of delusion.
I define it a little bit differently.
Related Video: How to Build Strong Relationships with Cybersecurity Teams
Over the past 25+ years, I've thrived on building partnerships between cybersecurity teams and the rest of organizations. Why take this route? Well, I have found that all employees, regardless of department or role, have the power to be great stewards of security.
This is where the "healthy paranoia" comes in. By working together, all employees can do a lot more than simply following security guidelines. They can become guards, protecting companies from potential threats.
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I had the amazing opportunity to cover this topic in depth with the RH-ISAC. Learn why I consider some paranoia healthy, and see how to start this culture at your own business.
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