Re: Security Simplification

[Isaac Perez Moncho <suscripcions () tsolucio com>]

As all security process you should classifying your actives, doing risk 
analisis and with that base you can do what you need, and not spend 
resources in things that maybe you don't need.
After that you can simplify the management of the seucrity, but only in 
the security you really need.

En/na oligarchicalrule () gmail com ha escrit:
> If you were told by a VP to simplify security for your organization, what you think would be a starting point?  It's seems 
> vague.  We run Windows servers/desktops that are built on the same images.  We use Cisco switches/routers/etc.  I'm not 
> really sure where to start.
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