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A fire station is a collective response to a persistent problem. Fires remain a possibility as long as people live in homes, so communities maintain the capability to respond—even when nothing is actively burning.
Cybersecurity can be explained in a similar way. Threats don't disappear simply because an organization hasn't experienced a major incident. Security requires an ongoing capability to prevent, detect, and respond to problems that will continue to exist.
Using familiar analogies can also help security leaders communicate that reality consistently to decision makers.
What everyday analogy best explains the ongoing role of cybersecurity?
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Cybersecurity can be explained in a similar way. Threats don't disappear simply because an organization hasn't experienced a major incident. Security requires an ongoing capability to prevent, detect, and respond to problems that will continue to exist.
Using familiar analogies can also help security leaders communicate that reality consistently to decision makers.
What everyday analogy best explains the ongoing role of cybersecurity?
Subscribe to our podcasts: https://securityweekly.com/subscribe
#SecurityLeadership #CyberRisk #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec