Secure your business to earn trust from customers and the Board
The threat landscape continues to grow, and will only become more complicated. The more connections we create, from humans to machines to IoT-enabled devices and beyond, the more vigilant IT leaders must become of the perils of unprotected connections.
As enterprises become more open, mobile, and distributed, as their users become more connected to a wider array of devices and digitised services, IT leaders must anticipate the entire attack continuum, reduce time to detection and identification of anomalous activity.
Simultaneously, IT leaders – as data owners and data controllers – must understand their liabilities and opportunities within new regulatory environments that specify how the lifecycle of employee, partner and customer data and privacy ought to be handled.
The business needs assurance that a security failure won’t risk the survival of the organisation. Get your cybersecurity posture right and you’ll be rewarded with the trust of both the Board and your customers. And with the right approach, you’ll be able to spend more time focusing on unlocking new innovation and growth instead.
“Sorry, you’re not coming in”
When it comes to cyber security, think like a bouncer
How to avoid “Security Tetris” in your organisation
Is your cyber security like Tetris? Here’s how to close the gaps
Announcing the 2019 Cisco Data Privacy Benchmark Study
Data Privacy is having a big year. We all know about GDPR, and the work that many countries have done to pass or update their own privacy laws to align to the GDPR framework. But what impacts are these efforts having on organisations’ day to day operations?
Three technologies that are set to change the cyber security industry
3 technologies that once sounded more at home in a fictional sci fi setting than in everyday business: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Automation.
Cybersecurity EMEAR
Threats, challenges and impact assessment in the 2018 security-capabilities benchmark study.
Avoid playing security catch-up
What if you could see the future? How would you defend against adversaries?
How CIOs can use risk management to defeat cybersecurity threats
Trends in cybercrime show sophisticated digital attacks are inevitable. To stay ahead, CIOs must think of IT security as a form of on-going risk management.
Good privacy is good for business
Understand your organization’s readiness to store, transfer and delete customer data.
Security starts at the board level
Build a company culture in which effective security is everybody’s job.
Put your security readiness to the test
Think your security investments are working? There’s only one way to find out. Bring in the red team.
