Distinguished leaders of the world's nations, great authors skilled in various disciplines, thinkers in every corner of the globe and many other oft-quoted individuals, have noted again and again that investments made today provide benefits tomorrow. The idea that considered and thoughtful action taken today will reap great rewards in the future is not lost on professionals trying to make a place for their organizations among the heap of e-businesses already competing on the World Wide Web. Preparation as a key to business success is something that many IT managers and infosecurity officers are trying to relay to top-level managers in efforts to fatten their security budgets. Increasingly, companies are doling out a few more dollars to protect their digital assets and secure their electronic relationships, but many experts say that more must be done. I don't think they fully understand the pervasiveness of digital processes in their businesses.
More money needs to be spent at the strategic level.
They need to step back and stop band-aiding problems. Although portioning out a budget solely for the purposes of securing an organization's electronic dealings may seem thorny to most, information security administrators are noticing that executives are finding a few more bucks to spare. Projections from analysts reveal that the infosecurity arena is growing. People are paying attention to security these days more than ever. Each year companies are becoming more and more educated about security costs versus risk and, as a result, the infosecurity industry is growing.