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Embracing an outcome-based approach to cyber security
Cyber security is often seen as an activity separate from an organisation's main business processes. It is something that only comes to the fore when an incident occurs – which may be too late. And this can create a gap between the true security needs of the organisation and its security posture. In contrast, outcome-based security creates direct links between business goals and security requirements.