Enterprise Security Risks

Brian Bobo, Vice President, Enterprise Security at Schneider National participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Enterprise Security Risks. Overview The digital global...

Brian Bobo, Vice President, Enterprise Security at Schneider National participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Enterprise Security Risks.

Overview

The digital global age has pushed the traditional boundaries of each and every enterprise across each and every nation: its government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA). As the emerging borderless world redefines the very parameters and perimeters of an enterprise– managing the undefined and undocumented borders and securing them in an increasingly borderless world has become a complex challenge.

Public or private, large or small, building, managing, and securing any enterprise today in a borderless world is becoming complex. This is mainly because it requires not only understanding of a world that has triangular linkages between cyberspace, geospace, and space, but also has a dotted and solid line reporting relationships between an enterprise and individuals and entities across nations: its government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA).

As a result, when any single enterprise across any NGIOA tries to secure its undefined and porous borders amidst dotted and solid relationships– the intended and unintended consequences are creating complex challenges in defining, building, managing, and maintaining a stable and sustainable enterprise security system.

While the focus here on an enterprise security system is to emphasize that it is the enterprise: its ideas, initiatives, relationships, and activities that are to be secured in a digital global age– and that the security of data, computers and networks is only a means to this end, there are many complex enterprise variables that need to be evaluated. Time is not to talk about Enterprise Security Risks.

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