Unlock the reality behind ISO 27001 certification in this eye-opening video. Just because a company boasts ISO 27,1 doesn't automatically mean they are secure. Join me as we delve into the intricacies of convincing auditors, the dangers of mistaking appliances for security, and the critical vulnerabilities that might be overlooked.

Prepare for some candid insights that might stir the pot! Share your thoughts in the comments - I'm ready for the discussion! Remember, an appliance does not equal security.

Is your organization truly secure, or is it just a paper shield? Learn from real-world scenarios where vulnerabilities were highlighted, but corporate boards pushed back. Discover the potential consequences and what it means for those in hot water.

Will our protagonist make it out unscathed, or will they sue solo for justice? Join the conversation and explore the dynamic world of corporate security and governance.

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