http://www.zdnet.com/article/australian-infosec-budgets-are-probably-wrong-deloitte/
By Stilgherrian
ZDNet News
February 4, 2015
Australian organisations are lagging when it comes to shifting the focus
of their information security efforts from merely securing their networks
to detecting intrusions, responding to them, and building resilience,
according to senior security and risk executives from Deloitte, the
international consulting firm.
Deloitte divides an organisation's infosec spend into three areas, each
labelled with an adjective.
"Secure" is the technology that protects critical assets against known and
emerging threats across the ecosystem. This includes traditional network
protection capabilities such as firewalls, anti-malware and anti-spam
systems, and intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS).
"Vigilant" is about having the intelligence and monitoring capabilities to
detect both known and unknown bad-guy activities, and understanding the
extent to which they're a risk to the business.
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