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Thinking Forward: IT Governance & Cybersecurity for 2024 & Beyond

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Thinking Forward: IT Governance & Cybersecurity for 2024 & Beyond Last Updated: January 22, 2024 As we step into 2024, practitioners and managers of IT Governance & Cybersecurity programs are under more pressure than ever. Doing so allows you to proactively manage risk and stay nimble in the face of changes ahead.

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Microsoft misfire: what can be learnt from the tech giant’s cybersecurity failings

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Earlier this month, a federal cybersecurity watchdog group reported that Microsoft’s cloud cybersecurity has colossal and far-spanning shortcomings, including failed technology and an “inadequate” security culture that “requires an overhaul.” The first is that an effective cybersecurity culture is essential for modern business success.

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Ann Barron-DiCamillo: AI in Cybersecurity - Balancing Speed and Control

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Episode Notes Generative AI (GenAI) is changing the cybersecurity landscape at a phenomenal pace, creating both new challenges and opportunities. Ann, also the current Chair of FS-ISAC's Board, discusses supply chain risks, the importance of information sharing and nurturing the cybersecurity talent pool.

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How can AI improve your business’s cybersecurity posture?

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AI is transforming the cybersecurity field, bringing a multitude of benefits to help businesses improve their overall security posture. You can utilize AI to automate these tasks and free up your IT experts to focus on more strategic projects and complex problem-solving.

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3 Ways to cybersecurity incident preparedness

Online Computers

While a major part of cybersecurity involves protecting your business from threats, you should also be prepared for what to do should you fall victim to cybercrime. This blog explores three ways you can better prepare for a cybersecurity incident. Your company’s risk tolerance – In cybersecurity, achieving zero risk is impossible.

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Elevate Your Business with Proactive Crisis Preparedness

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Crisis preparedness is the strategic process by which an organization equips itself to face unforeseen events that could jeopardize its operations, reputation, or financial stability. Cybersecurity threats are more sophisticated , public scrutiny via social media is pointed, and the global marketplace more interconnected than ever.

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Mastering Effective Cybersecurity Research: Going From Data to Actionable Insights

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Strategic vs. Tactical Consumers Another key parameter is the audience. I tend to break an audience into strategic vs. tactical consumers. We need strategic insights to help us determine if we need to update our risk posture or redeploy our budget. Both play a vital role as part of your security program.