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SHIFTING PERSPECTIVE 
 SECURITY IS NOT A PRODUCT, IT IS A PROCESS


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​PEOPLE


​TECHNOLOGIES

In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Organizations and individuals must proactively safeguard their digital assets, sensitive information, and online presence. 


However, a common misconception persists that we can achieve security simply by purchasing a product or implementing a one-time solution. 


In this newsletter, we will explore the notion that security is not a product but rather an ongoing and dynamic process that requires continuous vigilance, adaptation, and collaboration.


PRODUCTS AND TOOLS LIMITATION

  

A sophisticated firewall, antivirus software, or the latest encryption protocol can single-handedly shield us from cyber threats. However, the reality is that even the most advanced tools can't guarantee complete protection. Hackers are continually evolving their tactics, and the digital landscape is constantly changing and evolving. 


A security approach solely based on products and tools can leave gaps that attackers can exploit.

The Zero-Trust Approach : The road to success

The Zero Trust Approach is a well-known security strategy. It perfectly illustrates the sentence Security is not a product but a process. In fact, security relies on three pillars: 


            

PEOPLE -  PROCESSES - TECHNOLOGIES

This alliance is the winning combo for a proper defense strategy. All three are necessary for the overall balance. While advanced technologies surely provide the best defense tools and mechanisms, you still need adequate processes to deploy them and knowledgeable individuals to execute those.


Zero Trust relies on assuming breaches rather than assuming safety. Instead of depending on traditional security products, it takes security breaches and treats every request made as unauthorized. Never trust; always verify is the idea. 

IMPLEMENTING THE SECURITY MINDSET

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