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Instead IoT devices may become the preferred path for attackers because following the IoT path rather than the user path creates a better ROI for attackers. The use of ROI is important here. It's easy to think of security as a technical problem that we hope some smart techie can solve. Although many smart people are working on this problem it is almost impossible. Instead security is an economic issue Attackers are economic actors who attack when the benefits outweigh the costs and turn their attention elsewhere when the benefits outweigh the costs.
The return on attacker ROI is partly based on the value of the data over the past decade. It stands to reason that the same data would also be valuable to an attacker. About the author is an associate professor of Spain Mobile Number List information systems at Boston College's Carroll School of Management and a guest editor of the Big Ideas Program in Data and Analytics at MIT Sloan Management Review. You can contact him at and . Tags cybersecurity data management data security information technology More like this Adding Cybersecurity Expertise to Your Board The commodity market is broken. Responsible supply chains can solve these problems.
The effectiveness of shortcuts in decision-making curbs the proliferation of fakes You must be logged in to post a comment. If you're here for the first time, sign up for a free account to comment on articles and access more articles. Comment by Mohammed Moruho Interesting article Wherever data is collected and processed there are always risks associated with theft. Big data today is like the oil discovered in the past. Whoever has the opportunity and the appropriate leverage to extract profits from it can make a lot of money.
The return on attacker ROI is partly based on the value of the data over the past decade. It stands to reason that the same data would also be valuable to an attacker. About the author is an associate professor of Spain Mobile Number List information systems at Boston College's Carroll School of Management and a guest editor of the Big Ideas Program in Data and Analytics at MIT Sloan Management Review. You can contact him at and . Tags cybersecurity data management data security information technology More like this Adding Cybersecurity Expertise to Your Board The commodity market is broken. Responsible supply chains can solve these problems.
The effectiveness of shortcuts in decision-making curbs the proliferation of fakes You must be logged in to post a comment. If you're here for the first time, sign up for a free account to comment on articles and access more articles. Comment by Mohammed Moruho Interesting article Wherever data is collected and processed there are always risks associated with theft. Big data today is like the oil discovered in the past. Whoever has the opportunity and the appropriate leverage to extract profits from it can make a lot of money.