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In briefShow moreShow lessThe article described the shift from a traditional network perimeter to controlling identities, access, services and work devices.
- The article described the shift from a traditional network perimeter to controlling identities, access, services and work devices.
- For management, the central question is how responsibility is shared between HR, IT and operational teams.
- Security work covers procedures, access and risk follow-up.
The story
The article described the shift from a traditional network perimeter to controlling identities, access, services and work devices. It also covered how automated hiring and departure routines can reduce errors when access is created or removed.
What this means for the work
For management, the central question is how responsibility is shared between HR, IT and operational teams. Role-based access, regular reviews and secure identity checks must work in daily operations; a separate article explains the practices in more detail.
ProsessPilotene automates hiring processes to reduce the workload and errors for HR and IT, while giving new employees a modern and professional experience.
Security cannot be assessed from a certification or a single control alone. NIST released Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 in February 2024 with governance as a core function, underlining management responsibility for priorities, roles and risk decisions.
Certifications and frameworks provide structure, but they do not prove that every incident has been prevented. Controls must be maintained as systems, suppliers and working practices change, and deviations should improve future practice.
Management should ask for concrete evidence that governance works: current risk assessments, named owners, exercises, closed findings and controlled access. This turns security into continuous business governance.
Sources and perspectives
ProsessPilotene: How do we work with information security?
NIST: Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 (26 February 2024)
ISO: ISO/IEC 27001 information security management systems
Further reading
Read the detailed guide
Practical follow-up
Security work covers procedures, access and risk follow-up. Responsibilities for changes, exceptions and incidents need to be clear. The linked resource expands on how the company describes this work.
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