Thank you for posting Ted Dziekanowski. If the strategy includes CSF then this is a big statement from the DoD, and will have a big impact on its global defense supply chain. We wrote the Augusta plan 1 in 2021,…
Supply chain hack affects Germany newspaper. Germany is having a difficult time with cyber attacks. View Original Post
A very interesting watch. On the 16th May the Energy and Commerce’s subcommittee on oversight and investigation met to discuss cyber attacks and their effects on U.S critical national Infrastructure. To get a better understanding of the cyber threats to…
Thank you Olaf Classen. There needs to be harmonisation and standardization of cybersecurity between partner nations not only to secure infrastructure, but to ensure that there is agree baseline compliance requirements to protect international trade. View Original Post
A great article from the Pawee Jenweeranon in the Bangkok post, on the importance of a whole of society approach for cybersecurity and why it is important for the new Thai government to recognise the significance of cybersecurity and implement…
A nice article from the Harvard Business Review on the challenges of cyber compliance. That goes some way to explaining why cyber compliance is a complex risk to manage. Cybersecurity risk management is recognised by the World Economic Forum as…
‘Snake’, now ‘Golden chickens’, and the very murky world of cyber criminals. One wonders if the moniker should ‘hydra’, cut off one head, grow another. Ted Dziekanowski Neil Humphreys #cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cybercrime #cyberattacks View Original Post
An interesting article from the FT. The SolarWinds hack is by no means a cause celebre, but it demonstrates the catastrophic effect of a cyber attack on an organisation. An attack that had not been seen at such scale, an…
There is a recognition that cyber was low on the agenda last year, but now rising to the top – ‘This time last year, one of the challenges that cyber security experts faced was getting cyber security to be taken…
Thank you Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA, it’s an interesting post indeed. One wonders what this means then for the next round of court cases, if under Delaware law the directors cannot be held accountable for ‘simple negligence’. A judgement…
