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US bodies provide guidance to board directors on cyber risk management.
US bodies provide guidance to board directors on cyber risk management. View Original Post
US bodies provide guidance to board directors on cyber risk management. View Original Post
Is the CISO finally moving on to a seat at the oval table, along side their board room peers. View Original Post
Cyber is business issue. It is not a technical problem. It has to be owned by the CEO and Chair, with input from all members of the board. View Original Post
The guys and girls on the shop floor are not always wrong. Not until there is a compelling reason to mange cyber security will boards sit up and listen. View Original Post
Enterprise cyber risk governance, Internal and external cyber risk management, client focused cyber risk reporting. The back end of 2016 has seen financial services regulators up their game. View Original Post
Talk about the business, profit, growth and innovation before you discuss cyber. This is a way to get the board engaged. View Original Post
Shareholders target the board for lying about cyber security breeches. The board wakes up to the implications of failing to protect brand value and the balance sheet. View Original Post
So who thinks this is a security issue…..I’ve just boarded an Iberia flight to London from Madrid. The lady sitting in front of me is on the wrong plane………….should I stay on the flight or get off. …. View Original…
Do you know who has access to your assets? That third party who has been given privileged access to manage your systems……..maybe View Original Post
That good old iceberg again. It’s what you don’t see which has the biggest impact to the balance sheet in the event of a successful cyber attack. View Original Post