PrintNightmare and business risk

What did you do about the PrintNightmare vulnerability? I describe what we did at QPC Security and for our clients. I also discuss how business owners and executive management can use IT steering committees to make sure that information technology decisions are being made properly and their risks are being mitigated. I often see poor, uninformed decisions being made that lead to massive adverse business financial impact that were completely avoidable by simply using a decision process that is not flawed.

Listen in to learn more about using good decision-making practices that will protect you from financial ruin.

We regularly save clients hundreds of thousands of dollars by simply having ongoing meetings and preventing missteps.

Gone are the days that executive management can delegate and abdicate. You must be involved, and you must get external advice.

 

Only large enterprise can afford to have industry connection subscriptions such as IANS. This resource is completely inaccessible to SMB. The cost of the annual subscription to something like that is typically in excess of $40,000 per year, but you would then have to employ an extremely skilled internal information security officer to even be able to make use of any of the value of the subscription. This is why those resources are financial unobtanium for SMB. It is critical that SMB have relationships with managed security services providers who have a certified virtual information security officer to manage your account.

Think You Could Have Prevented The Impact Of The PrintNightmare Attack? – Think Again | QPC Security