The recent Sony breach is yet another indication of the need for organizations to take security seriously. Business executives keep relying on incomplete risk management solutions, and these are not working. They never worked, and this year’s breaches make this all the more obvious. Don’t you think?
A continuously changing threat landscape requires a proactive approach to risk management. New technology tools and skills are only two pieces of the puzzle. Here are 5 additional steps executives can take to secure their network and business in 2015.
After a year of mega breaches, security and business executives can expect an even busier 2015 for cyber risks. With the growth in use of mobile devices and applications in the workplace, plus the IoT boom; enterprise networks have increased their vulnerabilities…
Ponemon Institute’s 2014 Global Report on the Cost of Cyber Crime shows some very concerning information for business executives. Not only has cybercrime cost increased, but so has the time required to resolve a cyber attack…
If your business continuity managers have been doing their job, you should have an actionable plan set up to manage risks that could arise from unexpected events such as an Ebola outbreak. Unfortunately, this is not always the case; and with the outbreak of Ebola in the U.S., b…
We see individuals somewhat reacting to breach news, but what about organizations and the executive team? It seems the announcements of breach are falling on deaf ears when it comes to them, which makes us wonder if business leaders really care about privacy and what level of privacy do they want to offer their customers?