The Cybersecurity Resilience Quotient Measuring Security Effectiveness
I had a client whose maturity scores didn’t improve over a 3-year period. If data was all that was presented this could easily be interpreted as a failure of progress. But when they focused the narrative around the successful integration of the multiple acquisitions they had over the past few years, the focus shifted to the successful expansion of
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Well, this is super interesting to me. The World Economic Forum has rated Cyber insecurity (I find that phrasing interesting) and Misinformation as some of the top risks facing the world right now as of 2024.
Cyber INsecurity. A higher risk than wars, inflation, economic downturns, or pollution. It also seems the rise in
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Only by understanding its specific threat landscape can an organization reduce risk. Controls are implemented according to the most significant threats. Threat analysis begins with the question, Which threat actors are trying to harm the organization and what are they capable of? In response, organizations can visualize the vulnerabilities commonly
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Explain that cybersecurity means more than data protection. In the Harvard Business Review article 7 Pressing Cybersecurity Questions Boards Need to Ask, authors Dr. Keri Pearlson and Nelson Novaes Neto wrote that many board members think cybersecurity is still about protecting data, which was true many years ago. However, now that digital process
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Let's keep in mind the words of Deputy Chairman Victor Zhora: "Resilience stems first from basic cyber hygiene." By prioritizing cybersecurity, planning for crises, and creatively reducing risk, we can build a more resilient future.
ctsmithiii • Building Cyber Resilience in an Age of Growing Threats
“Some of the wisest auditors say that there are only three internal control objectives: to gain assurance for reliability of financial reporting, compliance with laws and regulations, and