I wonder if it would be more economically efficient for security teams to turn into insurance companies. So companies selling books over the internet would fire their security teams and instead buy a insurance policy against any intrusions, have the security company scour their systems for vulnerabilities during underwriting, and then pay a monthly fee and upkeep while the security company is held liable for any security intrusions.
The book company could then buy a standard product as a simple cost, while the security company attaches direct revenue to effective security.
I guess the IT/security company would need to run your infrastructure to be able to set up monitoring and such?
The book company could then buy a standard product as a simple cost, while the security company attaches direct revenue to effective security.
I guess the IT/security company would need to run your infrastructure to be able to set up monitoring and such?