Building the Best Incident Response Team
Building the right incident response team means looping in people outside of the IT and security teams.
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Building the right incident response team means looping in people outside of the IT and security teams.
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To increase security preparedness and awareness among executives, CISOs need to communicate cyber risks in business terms and regularly assess their systems for vulnerabilities.
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The National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD)’s “2018 Governance Outlook: Projections on Emerging Board Matters” offered key advice to help board directors engage with cyber risk management.
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The CISO’s position on the security org chart influences the nature and frequency of interactions the security leader will have other executives — not to mention the security budget.
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According to IBM’s Christopher Scott, who spoke at The Wall Street Journal’s Pro Cybersecurity Executive Forum, the road to better incident response is “a marathon, not a sprint.”
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Many organizations lack the cybersecurity leadership required to effectively defend their networks and proactively respond to data breaches when they do occur.
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CISOs can improve their enterprise security posture by adopting cognitive technology, educating executives, conducting incident response training and fostering a culture of security in 2018.
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It seems like there’s never enough hours in the day for security professionals, but effective time management can positively impact your security posture in unimaginable ways.
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To transform your security strategy, you must first establish a model of shared responsibility between security professionals and business units throughout the organization.
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The EY “Global Infomation Security Survey” revealed that CISOs and executives have a long road ahead when it comes to improving communication — but it is indeed a road, not an unbridgeable chasm.
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