As discussed in the previous section on risk analysis, the central security groups served primarily as advisers or consultants to the business units, and, thus, they generally did not have the ability to independently dictate information security practices.
The previous section explained that central security groups act as consultants or advisers to business units.
The previous section section didn't cover how central security groups act as consultants or advisers to business units.
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The library had over 400,000 volumes.
One girl endeavors to let people know they can get vehicles washed for a small fee.
A woman stands next to a man.
There are animals in a field.
A painting is indoors.