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Easy Steps to Managing Cybersecurity - Softcover

 
9781787197961: Easy Steps to Managing Cybersecurity

Synopsis

A practical guide to managing cybersecurity risks and protecting your business.

In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity is a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. Easy Steps to Managing Cybersecurity Risk provides a clear and actionable framework for understanding and mitigating these risks. This guide offers strategies and resources to prevent, protect, and respond to cyber threats, ensuring your organization is well-prepared.

  • Understand the cybersecurity environment and specific threats.
  • Build robust defenses and select appropriate security tools.
  • Implement effective incident response plans.
  • Protect financial data and maintain business continuity.

Written by leading industry professionals, this essential resource equips senior management and IT professionals with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of cybersecurity and build a resilient business.

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About the Author

Jonathan Reuvid originated and has edited 10 editions of Managing Business Risk in association with the Institute of Risk Management (IRM), eight editions of Personal Wealth Management with the Institute of Directors (IoD) and eight editions of Investors’ Guide to the United Kingdom. An Oxford MA, Jonathan was formerly an economist with the French national oil company, Total, and later Director of European Operations for a U.S. Fortune 500 precision components manufacturer.

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FOREWORD

Not so long ago, looking after national security was an exclusive government responsibility. The digital age has changed that – and permanently. These days it is not just the organs of the state and its infrastructure which are the direct object of cyberattack, it is also the private sector, and at all levels. Individuals and corporate entities have of course always been expected to take reasonable precautions against crime but in the past they have not been called upon to be active players in helping create the framework for secure conditions. But as the private sector is both victim and solutions provider, partnership with government in combatting cyber predators on the economy and security of the nation has become essential. Indeed, it is not too much to say that good cybersecurity and cyber resilience have become a duty for the corporate sector to which these essays are addressed.

  But, as the authors point out, not everyone has got the message. As three of them put it: “there is a schism between the reality of cybersecurity risk and the number of businesses engaging sufficiently seriously with the threat”. Better reporting of breaches may account for some of the estimated rise in the huge losses attributable to cyber crime but, however one reads the figures, there is only one conclusion to draw: we are currently losing the battle. The types of actors, their motives and their modus operandi vary, but they all have the following features in common: stealth in breaking in, difficulty of detection and attribution and, in consequence, a high likelihood of success at low cost.

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