Risk 2022 Special Report: Cybersecurity Meets Reality
Cyber risk can’t be eliminated, but it can be managed. Directors shared oversight strategies at Corporate Board Member’s 2021 Board Risk Forum. Some ideas.
Menu
Cyber risk can’t be eliminated, but it can be managed. Directors shared oversight strategies at Corporate Board Member’s 2021 Board Risk Forum. Some ideas.
In an interview with Corporate Board Member, Hartnack shares his views on a range of topics, including how to monitor culture from the outside.
Board members don’t need to become IT experts to carry out their oversight responsibilities in cybersecurity. They need to ask the right questions.
If one of the top cybersecurity firms can be hacked, every company is at risk. The following actions can help boards deal with this evolving threat.
As companies get more sophisticated, hackers are finding new weak spots. Often, that means attacking a company through its suppliers.
While considering the adoption of this new disruptive technology, the board can assist management in evaluating the most advantageous use cases for the technology, as well as the new risks and threats that may arise from its use.
