Ted Dziekanowski a pause for thought. One would suggest that the Australians are better prepared for cyber than most countries. Standards and frameworks are in place, regulation is in place, it’s a matter of delivery. Not all countries are this…
Nice to see alignment between the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the National Association of Company Directors (U.S) and the WEF on cybersecurity principles. Especially the role of cybersecurity oversight and assurance in the board room. () The challenge ahead…
The saying used to go, ‘you wait for a London bus and one doesn’t turn up, then three all appear at the same time’. The same can be said for cyber regulation, and technology standards. The enclosed memo focuses efforts…
Thanks for posting Ted Dziekanowski, There has to be alignment of cybersecurity and cyber risk management frameworks and standards globally to ensure national security. That’s not to say that everyone has to adopt the same cybersecurity practices. But there has…
The conversation is not just about cyber crime as a strategic threat, cyber crime is a ‘right of bang’ issue. The biggest issue with cybersecurity is one of compliance and the current state of apathy in many countries does not…
It looks very much as though cybersecurity will see an increase in regulation in the U.S. The White House released the U.S National Security Strategy last week, providing the platform for Chris Inglis the U.S National Cyber Director to release…
Thanks Ted Dziekanowski for posting. A small fine but an important example of the oversight of cyber by NYDFS and the failure to conduct appropriate risk assessments by EyeMed, of a relative straight forward component of communications infrastructure. That came…
Cyber risk management is a significant risk, a top 5 global risk by the World Economic Forum (WEF). Cyber is an important risk for Internal auditors. Internal audit plays an key role in the oversight, assurance and attestation of cyber…
Another reason why Crypto prices are being affected. We’re not at the end of the month yet. 11 hacks and $700million in crypto stolen. This year “will likely surpass 2021 as the biggest year for hacking on record,†Chainalysis researchers…
A little late but one reason for the slide in crypto. The Chair of the SEC reiterates the direction for Crypto regulation. #crypto #cryptoregulation View Original Post
