4 Ways CISOs Can Strengthen Their Security Resilience
Security pros must remember bad actors will target their infrastructure, using counter-incident response technology in the process.
Hindsight, as we know, offers perfect clarity. Most organizations weren t expecting a global pandemic to speed up digital transformation or create an anywhere workforce. Not only are security teams being forced to combat increasingly sophisticated attacks and match the speed of innovation with the right security, they re doing so in a remote-work environment. In parallel with this, organizations are accelerating cloud adoption, which expands the threat surface for cybercrime cartels and nation-state actors who have used the pandemic as a chance to industrialize their operations.
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The UAE Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) has rebranded, the entity announced on Monday.
Its new identity follows a decree in September last year which changed the authority s name, reflecting its broader remit. The authority s board voted to adopt the new name at a board meeting in December.
“We are witnessing a full digital transformation … electronic government was started before 2000, mobile government was started in 2013 and today we are talking about a digital government supported by data and [the] Fourth Industrial Revolution,” Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, TDRA’s director general, told an online roundtable on Monday.
“Digital government is a completely different concept, as it goes beyond providing services. It seeks to enhance the quality of life … employ digital data and technologies supported by artificial intelligence in people s transactions, relationships and lives,” said Mr Al Mansoori.
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Business representatives discuss Ukraine s Cybersecurity Strategy developed by NSDC 5 min read
A public discussion of the Cybersecurity Strategy of Ukraine, the development of which was completed by the National Cybersecurity Coordination Center under the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) of Ukraine, was held with the participation of business representatives. The growing digitalization puts Ukraine in front of the need to confront a large number of challenges and threats in cyberspace. Not only powerful corporations, but also small and medium-sized businesses, as well as ordinary users, often fall victim to hackers. Today, the question is not whether your organization will be attacked, but about how to reliably ensure a high level of cybersecurity for your business, Secretary of the Center for Cybersecurity of Business at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UCCI), Secretary of the Committee on Electronic Communications Anatoliy Klikich said during
Introduction
Information technologies are increasingly being exposed to the potentially malicious intentions of various interest groups and individuals. Therefore, a systematic and coordinated effort to improve cybersecurity abilities is key for a safe digital society.
The Croatian cybersecurity system is a complex cross-sectorial network of institutions and regulations in constant development but aligned with the requirements acquired through the country s membership of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO).
This article is the second in a series on the regulation of cybersecurity in Croatia.(1)
Information Security Act institutions
The first legal act to regulate cybersecurity matters in Croatia was the Information Security Act (