Webcast: Are You a Personal Cyber Risk to Your Company?
To ensure the safety of both you and the organizations’ boards you serve on, it is vital that board members prioritize personal cybersecurity measures.
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To ensure the safety of both you and the organizations’ boards you serve on, it is vital that board members prioritize personal cybersecurity measures.
Board members are high-value target for hackers, given their access to sensitive information.
Threat actors are by nature untrustworthy, and there’s no guarantee that an attacker who steals or encrypts data will restore it as agreed.
Three cybersecurity issues boards need to consider now.
The rules do not set a clear bar for 8-Ks, such as financial impact. “A lack of quantifiable harm does not necessarily mean an incident is not material.”
Instability in the cyber workforce heightens an organization’s cyber risk—and employee churn in cyber is twice that of other IT professionals.
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