The Principle of Subsidiarity is a governance philosophy that emphasizes enabling decisions to be made as locally as possible, while ensuring alignment with central governance frameworks. In the context of information security strategy, this principle promotes efficiency, flexibility, and localized accountability while maintaining overarching control and consistency for organizations whose structures embed local control and responsibility.
Key Aspects of Subsidiarity in Information Security #
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