Shrinking IT staff leaves security projects in the lurch

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Shrinking IT staff leaves security projects in the lurch

Shrinking IT staff leaves security projects in the lurch

Posted: 21 Jul 2011 10:45 PM PDT


Lately, I've been struggling with trying to get resources for my security projects. As my security program continues to grow and develop, I'm at the stage where I'm rolling out new security technologies, but I'm starting to run into roadblocks when it comes to getting server, network and desktop team support. It's ironic: I got the budget I need to buy security technologies, and I bought the products, but they're not installed yet because we don't have people available to do it.

Is your IT support making you vulnerable to hackers?

Posted: 22 Jul 2011 08:09 AM PDT


Data breaches are more prevalent and more costly than ever. Smarter technologies seem to breed smarter hackers, making it difficult for IT to keep up. But sometimes IT unwittingly helps the bad guys by improperly using core tools, such as remote support mechanisms.

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