Slowly but surely we are moving away from the FUD debate, that has driven cyber conversations for the past 10 years.

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Slowly but surely we are moving away from the FUD debate, that has driven cyber conversations for the past 10 years. Cybersecurity is national security, corporate security and societal security and without a combined legislative and regulatory framework to address defensive cyber risk management, we run the risk of allowing market forces to decide what good looks like. A framework that corporates can adopt and one harmonized with partners such as the U.S, EU and Australia to name a few, who are driving the cyber regulatory agenda.

There are generally three ways that the standards can come about,€ said Chris Inglis, (https://lnkd.in/dVGT7a8z) including:
– Enlightened self interest
– Market forces
– Imposition of standards and regulations
The first two are €œapparently not working,€ Inglis said, though acknowledging there have been steps toward regulations.

‘What does this mean for cybersecurity? Bluntly we cannot afford not to keep pace otherwise we risk China becoming the predominant power in cyberspace.’ – Lindy Cameron NCSC

Ted Dziekanowski

#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberlaw #goverance

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