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Protecting your business from the inside out https://hubs.la/Q02TBr440 Small businesses are three times more likely to face cyberattacks than large firms, often resulting in significant financial and operational losses. The key lies in protecting your business from within. In 2024 alone, half of UK businesses reported being targeted, with internal weaknesses like human error playing a critical role. Implementing robust access controls, regular audits, and effective incident response plans are essential first steps. Additionally, promoting cybersecurity awareness across your team is vital.
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Cyber threats and data breaches are ever-present concerns. Effective IT governance minimizes risk and safeguards your organization's reputation. See how we can empower your business with robust IT compliance: https://bit.ly/44Skzmg #adnovum
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Member of the Valuation Advisory Services Management Committee at Kroll
What are the most pressing threats facing healthcare, and which controls have proven most effective against them? Join Kroll Cyber Risk experts for a holistic view of the healthcare sector and why it ranked as the most breached industry for the last two years. During this briefing our experts will offer new insights and analysis on specific security challenges facing the healthcare sector. Register now: http://ms.spr.ly/6047cCHD1
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What are the most pressing threats facing healthcare, and which controls have proven most effective against them? Join Kroll Cyber Risk experts for a holistic view of the healthcare sector and why it ranked as the most breached industry for the last two years. During this briefing our experts will offer new insights and analysis on specific security challenges facing the healthcare sector. Register now: http://ms.spr.ly/6049c7Vgh
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What are the most pressing threats facing healthcare, and which controls have proven most effective against them? Join Kroll Cyber Risk experts for a holistic view of the healthcare sector and why it ranked as the most breached industry for the last two years. During this briefing our experts will offer new insights and analysis on specific security challenges facing the healthcare sector. Register now: http://ms.spr.ly/6046c7VZq
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🟣Founder | Executive Strategy, MSP Expert, AI & Digital Transformation, Cybersecurity & Education Advocate
Word of the day: *HARMONIZE* 👇Link to a document released last month from the White House also discussing this. 🌱We must grow out of the quagmire of “check the box” and cybersecurity decisions based on “gut” and naivety. ☯️ Modern frameworks give us a start. Only with this mature conversation can regulations positively impact industry, government and HUMANS.
This Thursday my testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee Hearing on Harmonizing Cyber Standards is going to focus on a few things. 1. A growing number of regulators are making cybersecurity standards compliance mandatory, which in theory is good, but are moving out in a disorganized way, subjecting regulated organizations to a jumble of conflicting requirements. 2. There’s some work to do on harmonizing the actual technical controls, but the bigger issues are around audits and incident reporting. 3. We need reciprocity for cybersecurity audits under different standards frameworks, so organizations aren’t paying for five different audits each year that look for slightly different things. 4. We need a single clearinghouse for reporting cyber incidents in a common format that can work across the interagency and with major vendors.
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🚨 Navigating the New EU Cyber Resilience Act 🚨 #EUCyberResilienceAct is a game-changer for businesses operating in the digital landscape. As businesses strive to align with these rigorous requirements, clarity and actionable insights are critical. Our Cyber Security experts, Olivier Proust, Irem Güzel and Elle Calam, dive into the practical steps your business can take to ensure compliance while fostering innovation and trust in your digital offerings. 🔍 Key takeaways include: -What the Act means for products with digital elements -Practical strategies to starting your compliance journey -The risks of any non-compliance with the Act 💡 Whether you’re a manufacturer, importer or distributor of products with digital elements, understanding your obligations under this new framework is crucial. 👉 Click here to explore the full article: https://lnkd.in/eHFuHms4
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Did you know that cyber risk is an operational risk with the potential to trigger multiple lines of coverage over several years? Join the experts, in this session presented by Munich RE, as they delve into the implications and help us understand how a cyber event critically impacts other professional lines beyond cyber coverage. Level up your skillset and register now! Aisha Anwar; Aleksandra Tarkowska #plusconference ✅https://lnkd.in/gDG54TuN
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This Thursday my testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee Hearing on Harmonizing Cyber Standards is going to focus on a few things. 1. A growing number of regulators are making cybersecurity standards compliance mandatory, which in theory is good, but are moving out in a disorganized way, subjecting regulated organizations to a jumble of conflicting requirements. 2. There’s some work to do on harmonizing the actual technical controls, but the bigger issues are around audits and incident reporting. 3. We need reciprocity for cybersecurity audits under different standards frameworks, so organizations aren’t paying for five different audits each year that look for slightly different things. 4. We need a single clearinghouse for reporting cyber incidents in a common format that can work across the interagency and with major vendors.
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Exactly the kind of points we made to the Office of Inspector General (and which need further amplification) Mike Edgerton, CSyP, CPP, CISM, FSyI, F.ISRM, and Beth Austin-DeFares. Regulatory harmonization will help so many teams free up time and resources to do the work of infosec instead of repeatedly answer the same (or very similar) questions about infosec.
This Thursday my testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee Hearing on Harmonizing Cyber Standards is going to focus on a few things. 1. A growing number of regulators are making cybersecurity standards compliance mandatory, which in theory is good, but are moving out in a disorganized way, subjecting regulated organizations to a jumble of conflicting requirements. 2. There’s some work to do on harmonizing the actual technical controls, but the bigger issues are around audits and incident reporting. 3. We need reciprocity for cybersecurity audits under different standards frameworks, so organizations aren’t paying for five different audits each year that look for slightly different things. 4. We need a single clearinghouse for reporting cyber incidents in a common format that can work across the interagency and with major vendors.
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