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Shifting from Business Continuity to Continuous Business in Cyber

Jane Frankland

As ITDMs, CISOs and cyber risk owners this is our dream scenario, and he got me thinking. It’s a subtle shift in focus, and requires a fundamental change in how we, as ITDMs, CISOs and cyber risk owners view and action resilience—not as a one-time project, but as an ongoing programme that provides strategic advantage.

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Why do CISOs Keep Quitting on Florida?

SecureWorld News

Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) have the luxury of being an incredibly hot commodity, so they can pretty much pick and choose where they work, as they are almost guaranteed to have a job waiting for them somewhere. Cybersecurity officials struggle in Florida. DeSantis appointed former state Rep.

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Unmasking the Cracks of Today’s Cyber Defence

Jane Frankland

In this blog, I’ll be exploring some of the main cracks in current cybersecurity defence approaches specifically around Secure Operation Centres (SOCs) and the value that CISOs and ITDMs are currently getting from their internal teams and third-party providers. You witnessed this during the 2008 recession when the FBI reported a 22.3%

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Using Cloud Securely?—?The Config Doom Question

Anton on Security

According to most industry reports , a vast majority of cloud security incidents and data breaches stem from misconfigurations. Now, let’s couple this with the classic Gartner line that “99% of data breaches in the cloud are customers’ fault.” What Does This Even Mean?!” “How Is Your Fate In the Cloud?” “How

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Using Cloud Securely?—?The Config Doom Question

Security Boulevard

According to most industry reports , a vast majority of cloud security incidents and data breaches stem from misconfigurations. Now, let’s couple this with the classic Gartner line that “99% of data breaches in the cloud are customers’ fault.” What Does This Even Mean?!” “How Is Your Fate In the Cloud?” “How