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Why have people with a job description that's explicitly about information security, when that should be everyone's responsibility, right? The reality is that s
by usrusr 3y ago
Why have people with a job description that's explicitly about information security, when that should be everyone's responsibility, right? The reality is that some concern just won't ever be considered at all unless you put someone explicitly in charge and supply them with enough formal rank that they can't be ignored, as they inevitably would be without.
- oneTbrain23 3y agoDoubt so. Many employees dont know even how to write VBA macros even though they use Excel for decade (I have bosses superb at Excel and PPT use but just not at VBA macros level). IT is harder than you think most employees arent that smart to be able to self learn IT stuff because it has real brain burner technical stuff. DEI lacks any technical competencies. Mostly just aggregates of opinions bundled as "scientific research" in social studies faculties around worldwide unis. You should use other examples. Information security is clearly not good example to illustrate your point.