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Re: success stories
From: Ardoth Hassler <hasslera () GEORGETOWN EDU>
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:31:07 -0500
Kathy: while I don't recommend it, a breach certainly helped get upper managements attention! After the clean up and notification, we were able to garner some addition resources. For senior management, I would say, "It's all about risk" and risk mitigation. Ardoth Hassler Georgetown U. Kathy Bergsma wrote:
I'm interested in hearing about your success stories engaging senior management support for security initiatives. What methods worked at your institution? I've suggested some methods below. Let me know which ones have worked for you and identify others ideas not listed. Fear, uncertainty and doubt Metaphors and analogies Comparison with peer institutions Financial benefits such as ROI (return on investment) Leverage an incident Metrics Working behind the scenes Ask forgiveness rather than permission Little by little baby steps Relationship building with key players? Who are the key players Other ideas
Current thread:
- success stories Kathy Bergsma (Nov 19)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: success stories Wayne Samardzich (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Ardoth Hassler (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Steve Brukbacher (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Emilio Valente (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Allison Dolan (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Brenda B Gombosky (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Bob Bayn (Nov 19)
- Re: success stories Lazor, Joseph (Nov 20)
- Re: success stories Doug Markiewicz (Nov 20)
- Re: success stories Steve Schuster (Nov 20)
- Re: success stories Suresh Balakrishnan (Nov 20)
- Re: success stories Brian T Nichols (Nov 20)
(Thread continues...)