Let’s take a look at some specific sources for cybersecurity controls. They will become the raw material for meeting your cybersecurity program goals and managing risk. There are Many Sources…
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There’s no easy answer to the question “How much should we spend on cybersecurity?” But, because the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) defines “reasonable” cybersecurity in such a way that you…
It takes careful thought and disciplined execution to assemble the right people in the correct positions to support your cybersecurity program. Let’s go through the process of discovering who you…
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…
Kip Boyle, CEO of CRO, interviews Jake Bernstein, JD and CyberSecurity Practice Lead at Newman DuWors LLP, on the need for law firms to have reasonable cyber security. They also discuss how law firms can …
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 an unprofitable 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 compliant with applicable laws and regulations is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations (covered two…
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…