Single “Point-in-Time” Compliance Doesn’t Equal Secure

by RSI Security June 2, 2017November 5, 2018

written by RSI Security June 2, 2017November 5, 2018

Single “Point-in-Time” Compliance Doesn’t Equal Secure

Given the recent Kmart security breach of credit card numbers being compromised we can see that persistent vigilance is essential given evolving malware threats. Single “Point-in-Time”compliance doesn’t equal “Secure”.

As you can see in the chart below it is essential to continuously asses the degree to which your business is being compliant. There should be a constant cycle of assessing, detecting, adjusting, and remediating to ensure that your business stays secure from malicious hackers.

Source: Kmart Security Incident

continuous compliance chart

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