Aligning Cyber Incident Response Planning with Your BC/DR Program
Cyber disruptions – and their impact on both reputations and profitability – have risen to the top of nearly every recent risk study. These
Cyber disruptions – and their impact on both reputations and profitability – have risen to the top of nearly every
Cyber disruptions – and their impact on both reputations and profitability – have risen to the top of nearly every recent risk study. These
“This isn’t working.” “I’ve changed.” “I don’t see a future with you.” Those ‘breakup’ lines may apply to your Business Continuity Management software or
The immediate reaction to a cyber-security incident is the FUD factor (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt); more like ‘chickens running around with their head cut
Definition: Technology modeling is a point-in-time snapshot of an Enterprise’s IT Services – including its dependencies on infrastructure – and interfaces to other services
Definition: A Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is the cornerstone of creating a BCM program. Basically, a BIA helps prioritize restoration efforts in the initial
Within Business Continuity circles there is ongoing debate about the relevance and role of Risk Assessment in developing a BCM program. Having been in