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The Security Value of Failure
The first key value in Security FORCE is failure. In Chapter 10, I discussed how hard it is for information security professionals to embrace failure, while emphasizing its place in people-centric security. In this chapter, I will go into much more detail about just why failure is so valuable to InfoSec programs, what behaviors are associated with accepting failure as a value proposition, and how to measure and incorporate these behaviors into an existing security program.
What Is the Security Value of Failure?
Most of the security programs and leaders I interact with have a special relationship with failure. They fear it and loathe it. To them, failure means that you are not good at what you do, that ...
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