As the U.S election looms, what will be the impact on cyber in the U.S. On one side its a major risk for the public and private sector, on the other cyber regulation could be seen by some as a…
Apologies, @Thaddeus Dziekanowski, its behind a firewall. There’s a reason why we developed the Augusta Plan back in 2021, that we presented to the United States Department of Defense, U.S. Cyberspace Solarium Commission and Office of the National Cyber Director,…
A great article on the pressures placed on cybersecurity professionals and attrition, that continues to paint a worrying picture for the future of cybersecurity risk management. At a time when cyber attack frequency, complexity and severity are on the increase.…
Knowing Rachel as I do, this will be a great event. View Original Post
The Australian Government has introduced a package of Cybersecurity legislation, to 1. Mandate minimum cyber security standards for smart devices; 2. Introduce mandatory ransomware reporting for certain businesses to report ransom payments; 3. Introduce a ‘limited use’ obligation for the…
A great paper that pulls together the pieces of strategic cybersecurity risk management and regulation. As we know cyber regulation is one of the most complex and politically sensitive topics for many governments. One the White House ONCD took on…
A warning of what happens when you pile into cybersecurity with an assumption that the public and private sector are the same animal and why delivering against promises is way, way harder in reality. Cybersecurity is one of those topics…
There is no doubt that ransomware is a significant problem for industry. Least of all the damage it does to companies that get hacked and their data encrypted. Leading to a broad range of outcomes including national, corporate and social…
Thank you for posting Brian Levine. We head back to governance, board oversight and assurance. One does not believe as demonstrated by regulators, that there is anyone that gets to make a sole decision, or influences a collective decision for…
The SEC charges a UK citizen with hacking 5 U.S public companies to obtain non-public information, using the information to make $3.75 million in profits. The SEC is charging William Westbrook with violating antifraud provisions of the Securities and Exchange…
