CowboyRobot writes “A Tripwire survey of 1,320 IT personnel from the U.S. and U.K. showed that most staff ‘don’t communicate security risk with senior executives or only communicate when a serious security risk is revealed.’ The reason is that staff have resigned themselves to staying mum due to an environment in which ‘collaboration between security risk management and business is poor, nonexistent or adversarial,’ or at best, just isn’t effective at getting risk concerns up to senior management.”… CowboyRobot writes “A Tripwire survey of 1,320 IT personnel from the U.S. and U.K. showed that most staff ‘don’t communicate security risk with senior executives or only communicate when a serious security risk is revealed.’ The reason is that staff have resigned themselves to staying mum due to an environment in which ‘collaboration between security risk management and business is poor, nonexistent or adversarial,’ or at best, just isn’t effective at getting risk concerns up to senior management.”

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