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Corporate security: aligning a security program with corporate goals and objectives

Security programs are frequently based on a security manager's intuition about an organization's needs and requirements. In some cases, security programs are developed based on the last security incident and are designed to simply defend against that ad hoc exposure. This paper argues for a different approach, in which the business requiring safeguards is analyzed, specific needs defined, and security countermeasures selected based on a strategy to protect the most critical assets of the organization.