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January 30, 2019

The 4 stages of cyber resilience

The cyber threat landscape has evolved rapidly in the past few years. Organisations are increasingly reliant on technology and more eager than ever to collect personal data, but without the resources to protect their systems, cyber crime has flourished. We’ve reached a point where there are so many crooks and potential vulnerabilities that it’s foolish to suggest that you can prevent breaches … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Business Continuity, business continuity management, Cyber Resilience, Cyber Security, cyber threat, GDPR, information security, NIS Directive, organisational resilience, Payment card industry data security standard, PCI DSS, security incident, Staff Awareness
May 29, 2018

Why you need to report cyber attacks

Once you’ve been hit by a cyber attack, the damage has already been done. There’s no way to make the disruption disappear, so you might suppose it’s best to just get on with things. Reporting the incident to your supervisory authority means extra work and could cause a PR nightmare. Nonetheless, it’s essential that you notify relevant parties of the breach. The attacker is a criminal, and it’s … [Read more...]

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