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In several articles last year, we have explored how to organise InfoSec for success and how to best establish the reporting line of the CISO. Our view – built on years of direct field experience – is 
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Many organizations focus on technology to solve their security woes, while desperately trying to hire more security practitioners. But there are other ways to address social cybersecurity challenges. This article discusses the recent report from the Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity and NIST. Training, education and other workforce improvements will help, but focus must be maintained for policy, metrics, legal issues and other risk management tools.
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Year after year, major surveys highlight low levels of cyber security maturity across large firms, and increasingly an even more worrying situation amongst smaller firms. The 2016 RSA Cyber Poverty index is a good example of that trend. It truly paints a grim picture, but simply confirms findings that seem consistent across all large surveys... Read more »
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Many cybersecurity executives indicate that information protection may not be the strategic corporate imperative that it should be.
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Headlines only highlight the growing sophistication of hackers and introduce readers to terms like “botnet” and “Internet of Things” often without the proper context.
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Incoming CIOs should not be scared to launch into a cyber security transformation programme at early stages of their tenure if they see a need.
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The latest research on corporate cybersecurity from RedSeal finds lapses in U.S. firms' approach and evidence firms are “naive” about their security measures.
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Software developers and computer-makers do not necessarily suffer when their products go wrong
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Cyber threats have become increasingly salient for most organizations, it's important to have a serious plan in place to deal with attacks as they happen.
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From a cyber security perspective, 2015's headlines were dominated by a number of high profile data breaches: Sony, Ashley Madison, TalkTalk
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Most C-suite leaders think about cybersecurity as a way to stop threats. But in today’s intensely competitive digital economy they should be thinking about cybersecurity as a strategic advantage that not only protects business value, but enables new business value.
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Organizations are spending more on cybersecurity, but the current approach isn't working. Here's what the new paradigm could look like.
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