The value of discussing a balanced view of cybersecurity risks at the board level does not come from comparing today’s posture with yesterday’s posture, but from making sure that, the business is prepared today and tomorrow for potential disruption from a cyber incident.
A Tool to Help Boards Measure Cyber Resilience (hbr.org)
At its core, MDM has been first and foremost thought of as a management tool, enabling IT departments to remotely administer device configuration, enforce corporate policies, and ensure data security. However, many forward-thinking IT leaders have come to appreciate that what makes MDM an effective security bulwark can likewise serve as a vehicle to streamline endpoint compliance.
4 ways MDM solutions can help IT stay ahead of regulatory compliance | Security Magazine
The updated CSF 2.0 puts a stronger emphasis on risk management. By emphasizing supply chain risk and security, it also follows guidelines released by other areas of the federal government.
How NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 Tackles Risk Management (securityintelligence.com)
Cybersecurity deserves the attention it has come to command, yet it’s not the be-all, end-all, when it comes to what ultimately matters most for companies: building and preserving trust with existing and prospective customers. Still, security practitioners have a major part to play in this overarching priority of advancing digital trust at their organizations.
Security’s Important Place in the Broader Digital Trust Ecosystem | Security Magazine