How would you rate your organization's current cybersecurity measures?

Security & GRC

Excellent28%

Good56%

Average12%

Below average2%

Poor1%

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IT Manager in IT Services2 months ago

It is close to excellent with a security first approach, but it is limiting the users very much and ends up being annoying for the Dev and DevOps teams.

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