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The Shift From Risk To Resilience
Justine Bone discusses the shift from risk to resilience and how a resilience-first approach helps risk management leaders.
What You Need to Know About New York State Department of Financial Services’ Updated Cybersecurity Regulations
The recent update to the NYDFS cybersecurity regulations underscores the evolving landscape of digital security. The amendments place a spotlight on crucial areas such as vulnerability management, asset inventory, and business continuity and disaster recovery planning.
How Dependency Analysis Improves Cybersecurity Asset Management
Learn how dependency analysis serves as a basis for informed decision-making, risk management, and the development of effective security measures.
Critical Infrastructure Best Practices for Cyber Resilience
Learn how to ensure cyber resilience in critical infrastructure organizations and safeguard the systems and services that are essential for society.
The Changing Role of the CISO: From Cybersecurity IT to Cyber Risk Manager
CISOs are evolving into cyber risk managers. Learn what this means and how CISOs can make better decisions about what needs to be protected and how to recover if attacked.