Security Theater vs. Real Security: Why Passing a Compliance Audit Doesn't Mean You're Secure
Passing a compliance audit is important, but it doesn't necessarily mean you're secure. One of the most common things I see when assessing companies is that the issue isn't a lack of security investment. In many cases, they've bought the right tools, written the policies, implemented MFA, deployed endpoint security, configured backups, and completed the audit. On paper, the program looks good. The problem starts when you look at how those controls are actually being operated day to day.
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