In Brief
Compliance? Whats That?
The majority of information security executives range from ambivalent (at best) to downright dismissive (at worst) about the intentions, effect and pertinence of security regulations.
By Scott Berinato
But the point remains: The negative attitude toward regulation (only half of respondents believe it has increased the effectiveness of information security) indicates that the regulation hasnt had the intended effect, at least on information security.
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