We’ve said this before, but in light of the recent spate of
data breaches it bears repeating:
- Your sensitive
information is an asset more valuable than many listed on the balance sheet.
It’s so valuable that the accountants can’t figure out how to put a dollar
figure on it (which explains its absence from the balance sheet). But lose that
information to the outside world and the value of the assets and equity on the
balance sheet soon drop off a cliff.
- Valuable
assets must be monitored. Tell the C-Suite people: If your SIEM
doesn’t have LOGbinder delivering critical audit logs from the enterprise
applications, your organization is failing to monitor its most critical assets.
Chief Financial Officer’s make a lot of money managing the
balance sheet. They and the rest of the C-suite have a vested interest in
giving you the resources you need to monitor and protect one of the biggest
assets there is that also happens to be off their radar (because it’s missing
from the balance sheet).
So tell them you need LOGbinder to protect their big asset.
:-)
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