Well worth reading, an interview with Christian-Marc Lifländer head of NATO’s cyber and hybrid policy section, discussing the cyber deliverables at€¦

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Well worth reading, an interview with Christian-Marc Lifländer head of NATO’s cyber and hybrid policy section, discussing the cyber deliverables at the Vilnius summit. One deliverable from the summit is the improvement of national cyber resilience using the the Cyber Defense Pledge.

‘Cyber Defense Pledge, as left of the bang €€ by which I mean all of the things that need to happen before incidents take place’

Nations and organizations have spent much time focused on cyber incident response ‘right of bang’. Cyber requires a ‘left of bang’ defensive program to build the capabilities necessary to defend against cyber attacks. Developing the situational awareness that cyber regulatory compliance will also require.

Our paper on ‘Left of Bang’ cyber compliance outlines the concept of defensive cyber and the use of ‘situational awareness’, for cyber defense and the use of defensive cyber to manage cyber regulation.

https://lnkd.in/eT3qqnYa

Ted Dziekanowski Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA Stephen Pitt-Walker, JD, FGIA Jamie Foster Patrick Van Horne Jason A. Riley

#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #leftofbang #natosummit

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