Sect. 1. Security to date -- 1. What is security convergence? -- 2. Why should you care? -- 3. Cultural differences -- Sect. 2. The changing of the guard -- 4. Changing the threat paradigm -- 5. Changing the security environment -- 6. Changing the business model -- 7. The ever-advancing microchip -- 8. Leveraging technology -- Sect. 3. The new world -- 9. Disruptive technology and other stuff -- 10. The need for education -- 11. Cyber crime : a pervasive threat -- 12. How these groups can help each other -- Sect. 4. Getting from here to there -- 13. How to change -- 14. The process approach -- 15. The organization size approach -- 16. The methodological approach -- 17. Potential benefits -- 18. Security convergence as strategic differentiator -- 19. The human resources perspective -- Sect. 5. Sustainability -- 20. Integrated threat and event reporting -- 21. Change management -- 22. Resistance -- 23. Lessons learned about convergence -- Sect. 6. Wrapping it all up -- 24. The case for security and convergence -- 25. A model for moving forward.
Summary
"Security Convergence: Managing Enterprise Security Risk reviews the rationale and drivers for change, discusses in formal and anecdotal ways the changes in business conditions that are driving convergence, and leads the reader to understand why change is necessary and possible. Individuals who have embraced security convergence contribute their accounts of lessons learned from their experience. The final section discusses the business case for change and presents a model for moving forward."--Jacket
