When evaluating data security solutions, which of the following is your top priority?

Strategy & ArchitectureGovernance, Risk & Compliance

Solution cost9%

Effectiveness54%

End-to-end platform offering24%

Implementation5%

Integration3%

Solution management overhead2%

Other

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Director of Information Security in Energy and Utilities4 years ago

Interesting that integration is not getting a lot of love over here. One of the things that is a major roadblock is a bazillion point solutions that exist and having a good integration ability is critical towards wider adoption and utilization of said security solution.

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Associate Vice President, Information Technology & CISO in Education4 years ago

If it fits into the vendor consolidation strategy

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Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

Other: Fit to the overall roadmap that we have in place.

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