How Boards Can Prepare For Increasing Nation-State Cyber Threats
Rising geopolitical tensions are likely to lead to an increase in cyber threats from nation-states. Boards have a great responsibility to ensure resilience beyond compliance.
Rising geopolitical tensions are likely to lead to an increase in cyber threats from nation-states. Boards have a great responsibility to ensure resilience beyond compliance.
From adopting a ‘shared fate’ mindset to using AI as a tool against attackers, strategies that emphasize rapid response, teamwork and cohesive risk management.
The outage ‘represents a wakeup call,’ says cybersecurity expert Chris Hetner. Here’s what boards should do next.
Don’t let this crisis go to waste. Make a list of how well you’re doing on a bunch of key points. Write them down, so you don’t forget.
From tech risks to new SEC regulations, AI and cybersecurity remain top of mind for directors. Here’s what boards need to know.
Here’s what boards can do about it: Make sure there is continuous human involvement in your AI efforts.
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