One of the best ways to find your starting point with cybersecurity in 2017, what role business executives play, and identifying any repetitive patterns in the way cybercriminals target and attempt to take data from a business is by reviewing what has happened.
When you look at the lag in cybersecurity for organizations there are a number of reasons why cybercriminals are winning. One of these reasons is the lack of knowledge and awareness of the board of directors on cybersecurity risks.
Being the last week of 2016, it only seems fit to evaluate what has been done up to now by organizations to secure their enterprise so that you can know what still needs to be done in 2017 and/or what you haven’t been doing all along that would benefit your enterprise’s cybersecurity.
Two practical tips and easy steps businesses can take to minimize cybersecurity holiday risks.
As a new year heads our way, it is important to evaluate what types of cyber threats to expect so that you can prepare. Even though 2017 won’t come without its surprises; there’s a lot businesses can learn from 2016. The types of breaches and cyberattacks that took place can help any business, no matter the industry, to start making improved cybersecurity plans for 2017.