New Strategies for Readiness, Response, Recovery
Whether it's Log4j, SolarWinds or rising geopolitical tensions, anticipating cyber incidents has never been more challenging. The need for security leaders to demonstrate "cyber readiness" to the executive board is now crucial.
A useful tool to follow is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework but too often security teams prioritize the "identify", "protect", and "detect" functions, over "respond" and recover". Shifting greater focus to response and recovery will not only highlight vulnerabilities to the executive but also help increase funding across all areas.
What new approaches can organizations adopt to be cyber prepared in 2022?
Join ISMG's Anna Delaney for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Roger Sels, VP President Solutions - EMEA at event sponsor Blackberry.
A useful tool to follow is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework but too often security teams prioritize the "identify", "protect", and "detect" functions, over "respond" and recover". Shifting greater focus to response and recovery will not only highlight vulnerabilities to the executive but also help increase funding across all areas.
What new approaches can organizations adopt to be cyber prepared in 2022?
Discussion topics will include:
- Best practices for readiness, response and recovery
- Techniques to increase buy-in from the board
- Strategies to strengthen business resilience
Join ISMG's Anna Delaney for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Roger Sels, VP President Solutions - EMEA at event sponsor Blackberry.
Anna Delaney
Executive Editor
ISMG
Keiron Holyome
Vice President
Blackberry
June 28, 2022 | 11:00 - 12:30 pm BST
