In the piece, the author suggests that security should be viewed not merely as barriers but as an act of love towards data, people, and businesses. It requires proactive protection, responsibility, mutual respect, and a deep understanding of assets and risks. Each of these elements ties back to essential security principles like confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA), emphasizing a shift from reactive measures to continuous cultural improvement in security practices.
Beltrán posits that lasting security practices must go beyond simple implementations like firewalls and evolve into ingrained organizational cultures prioritizing knowledge, training, and improvement. He argues that professionals in this field should cultivate environments where information can thrive, effectively transforming vulnerabilities into opportunities for growth. Ultimately, the notion of seeing security as loving involvement fosters a more robust internal value system within organizations.
👉 Pročitaj original: CIO Magazine
