Your company's security posture is probably horrible (but it might be OK).
The past few years have provided us with a number of high profile hacks and data breaches. In 2010 Google famously announced that they were hacked and put out details on the compromise (later dubbed the Aurora incident ). In the months that followed, it became clear that google were not the only Aurora victims. Companies in almost every sector from DuPont to Disney were also breached (but were less forthcoming on the details). If these companies, widely lauded as having the brightest minds in their respective spaces were so publicly spanked, an obvious question raises its head? Why wasn't yours? Sadly two of the likeliest answers to this question are equally uncomfortable. a) you haven't been compromised (yet) because people haven't bothered b) your company has been compromised and you just don't know it Brian Snow, former director of Information Assurance for the NSA said it best at a conference in Greece recently: "I’m here to tell you that your cyber systems con...