Trend Advisor: Principles & Policies of Perpetual Paranoia: The New Rules for Enterprise IT Security

EM360 Tech

12/12/2019 12:48 PM

An emerging best practice is to adopt a universal IT security policy built around “Perpetual Paranoia.” In other words, assume something will go wrong and you will never be disappointed

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