Tag: cyber attack
Avoid These Top Four Cybersecurity Mistakes
Whether you’re the CEO of a fast growing start-up or a veteran enterprise executive, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the number of online threats posing real risk to your business.
What CEOs Should Know About Protecting Cyber Infrastructure
CEOs are quickly realizing that the critical cyber infrastructure that supports the global economy is now directly in the line of fire from hackers, malicious insiders, and nation-state threat actors alike.
CEOs: Are You Prepared For The Real World Ramifications Of Cyber...
A CEO needs to enlist the entire company in the effort to establish common metrics around cyber risk, building a culture of security through open dialogue, planning and testing.
Many Manufacturers Still Falling Short in Cybersecurity
Despite the constant news about the growing cyber threats in the manufacturing industry, many manufacturers are still falling short in cybersecurity planning.
Cybersecurity Awareness Must Generate From The Top
CEOs can lead management in preparing for and reducing the risk of cyberattacks across all lines of business, potentially affecting their customers, partners, shareholders, staff and company reputation.
Creating An Effective Cyberattack Defense Plan—Before It’s Too Late
While companies fear the impact of a cyberattack, only 19 percent are highly confident in their organization’s ability to prevent and respond to a hack.
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