Even the best-run companies will face a crisis. In today’s technology-driven environment, that crisis will likely be a cyber attack. Whether the situation has a severe impact on a company often depends on the board’s preparedness. Smart boards know that the best offense is a strong defense. Read more. Share on: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook
According to the EY Center for Board Matters, the Top Corporate Board Priorities in 2015 include: • Cybersecurity. Board members were increasingly held accountable, and in some cases ousted, for improperly managing cybersecurity risks in 2014 – risks that will continue to proliferate in 2015. Corporate boards must set the tone for enhancing cybersecurity and …
Last year resulted in numerous violations of security and privacy for companies and consumers.
A survey of 112 CIOs by US investment firm PiperJaffray has found that security will be the top spending priority in 2015.
Today, most organisations realise that cybersecurity has become a persistent, all-encompassing business risk.
The end of a year brings reflection as well as a chance to pause and look to the future.
Cyber attacks against financial services institutions are becoming more frequent, more sophisticated, and more widespread.
