The person in charge of your cybersecurity program is often called the Chief Information Security Officer, or CISO. About the CISO Title, and Why It Matters The CISO title is…
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Let’s review the typical functions of a cybersecurity program. These functions are often performed by separate teams in very large organizations or by a single team in smaller ones. Some…
Becoming a low-profile target by practicing great cyber hygiene is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations…
Did you know that leaning into your cyber risks can be a source of competitive advantage? Here’s a stunning data point that makes my case. This year, the NTT Group (Japanese AT&T) released…
Being resilient to cyber-attacks and cyber failures is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations (covered last…
Achieving your customers’ expectations is one of the four major goals of your cyber risk management program. The other three are: Being resilient to cyber-attacks and cyber failures Being compliant…
If cybersecurity is how you travel, then you’re going to need a team for this journey. Here are some of the people you will want on your team to help…
Cybersecurity demands the same seriousness as other important business processes, like generating sales leads, accounts receivable, and fulfillment. You need to manage your cyber risks as thoughtfully and intelligently as…
There are a limitless number of cyber risks facing you: Technology failures due to ransomware Natural disasters Silent cyber attackers (think espionage) Disgruntled employees Careless contractors, and so on Not…
Cyber criminals are running amuck. Steve Langan, chief executive at Hiscox Insurance recently told CNBC that in 2016: “…cybercrime cost the global economy over $450 billion, over 2 billion personal…