Business Continuity

Why written policies are vital to your cyber strategy

“Don’t think about winning the SEC Championship. Don’t think about the national championship. Think about what you needed to do in this drill, on this play, in this moment. That’s the process: Let’s think about what we c

Fending off cyber extortion can be difficult

Electromagnetic Pulse weapons could knock enterprises offline

Ted Koppel: Apocalypse likely

The veteran TV newsman, in his new book “Lights Out,” argues that the nation’s energy grid is grievously vulnerable to a catastrophic cyberattack, and that the government is essentially unprepared to respond to it. But critics say t

The FBI isn’t wrong; sometimes you will have to pay the ransom

It might make you feel dirty, but paying could be the best bet in some situations

How to create effective cyber strategy

In 60% of reported cases attackers compromise an organization within minutes.

Inherited risk: The downside of mergers and acquisitions

Mergers are good for business, but they can also come with unforeseen side effects

Think your security strategy is up to par? Think again!

The writing on the wall suggests that our strategies are based upon an outdated understanding of how people, processes, and technology work together to protect our organizations.

Ashley Madison CEO quits, company says they’re adjusting to breach

Company says they're adjusting to life after the breach, promises to keep working with law enforcement

The incident response plan you never knew you had

Five strategies to give your incident response plan a headstart by using key components of the existing business continuity plan (BCP).