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The United States Cyberspace Solarium Commission has made several recommendations for how the U.S. can strengthen its online infrastructure through government-enterprise cooperation.
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Video conferencing has suddenly become a critical tool for businesses. Here are some tips for increased privacy and control.
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Technology professionals need to be able to prove the value that any new tool brings — especially a security-focused AI one — and demonstrate the revenue gained or losses prevented by their decisions.
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Preparing for the Unpredictable There may be some elephants in the board room from time to time, but what about Black Swans or Gray Rhinos? Many of us might be ignoring the warnings of risks to our business from “corporate Cassandras” — named for the priestess in Greek mythology who was cursed to pronounce true […]
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With the range of challenges facing organizations right now, chatbots may be one solution that can help ensure both business continuity and security continuity.
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Having solid security measures in place is a necessary condition for achieving your organization’s overarching goals, but user productivity requires both security and usability.
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Any negative impacts to the availability of remote access technologies have moved from the realm of “inconvenience” to “business/service-impacting outage.”
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Organizations should know where to draw what may be a new line in their risk appetite, so they can weigh the amount of risk they are willing to take in the pursuit of their business objectives.
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Business disruptions lead to conversations about risk tolerance and controls. Learn how to navigate the conversation with business leaders and asses how to adjust the organization?s risk management strategy.
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Flexibility in business is a core competency. Information security can contribute to it by creating digital trust and high-performing teams who are well-trained in risk management.
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