“Sharing complete information with all his customers, not relying on them, not misusing it, has proved reverse,” said Keyfidis founder and CEO Keith Prabhu. “However, the approach to selective sharing of cyber security weaknesses will raise doubts in the brain of customers whether important information is actually being stopped from them. Enterprises will now have to increase their danger intelligence programs by receiving feeds from other sources.”
This tension can already be investigated closely with enterprises. According to the Practice Director of Everest Group, Praharsh Srivastava, organizations are likely to demand strong governance and strong-related intelligence programs demanding strong governance, especially when participants can misuse the sensitive data shared through them.
“On the flip side, the active response of the Microsoft by canceling the access between the suspicion of misuse shows the accountability and can restore the confidence in the ability of the sellers to implement strict protocol controls,” Srivastava said.
