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Instead of relying on once-off or annual snapshots, organisations need to move towards continuous threat exposure management.
The shared responsibility model is one of the least understood concepts in South African business today.
What’s more important in developing effective cyber security strategies – prevention or making sure the cure is in place, in the event of a breach?
Companies spend piles of money storing logs that will never be meaningfully analysed, while they lack the contextual data that would detect threats.
While organisations are now less likely to be bankrupted due to ransom payments and downtime, there are serious new cyber risks facing businesses.
Overlooking the ‘what if’ scenarios in cyber incident response plans can lead to chaos and panic when attackers strike.
To achieve full value from pentesting, modern penetration testers need to be as creative and devious as cyber criminals.
An effective capability for responding to cyber security incidents must form part of the overall security framework and business continuity plan.
Regular simulation sessions offer the best way of testing how ready an organisation is to respond to a cyber breach over time.
Planning and practise make perfect in today's world, as every organisation has to be ready to respond effectively to a cyber breach.
