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As Boards Focus More on Cybersecurity, Are They Missing One of the Biggest Threats?

LivemintLivemint · 1y ago
As Boards Focus More on Cybersecurity, Are They Missing One of the Biggest Threats?
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Board members have been increasingly responsible for cybersecurity strategy, but they often overlook their own vulnerability. Many board members lack preparation and training to anticipate, respond to, and avoid cyberattacks. They are uniquely vulnerable due to their remote work, use of public email accounts, and lack of involvement in cybersecurity awareness programs. To address this risk, customized education and training programs, tabletop exercises, phishing simulations, and one-on-one consulting can help board members develop the necessary skills and resilience against targeted attacks. Including board members in cybersecurity plans is essential as their role in safeguarding companies becomes more significant.

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93% of Indian executives anticipate cyberbudget increase in 2025: report

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 9m ago
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Indian organizations are increasing their investments in cybersecurity, with 93% of executives planning to increase their cybersecurity budgets in 2025. This comes as data breaches continue to be a concern, with one in three organizations reporting breaches costing over $1 million in the past three years. Cloud-related threats have emerged as the top risk, with 55% of executives highlighting it as a concern. However, many leaders feel unprepared to tackle these risks, with only 20% of organizations employing robust methodologies for quantifying cyber risks. Despite the challenges, organizations are increasingly investing in generative AI and AI governance to strengthen their cybersecurity strategies.

ThreatLocker: Securing tomorrow begins with a zero-trust approach today

TechradarTechradar · 1y ago
ThreatLocker: Securing tomorrow begins with a zero-trust approach today
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The rise of cyber threats, fueled by geopolitical events and the increased use of artificial intelligence, has made cybersecurity a top concern for governments, businesses, and individuals. Traditional defense systems and endpoint detection tools are no longer sufficient to combat dynamic threats in a remote-working and cloud-based environment. A zero-trust, default-deny approach offers a strong strategy to enhance cybersecurity. ThreatLocker, among other providers, utilizes this approach by identifying normal operations, approving trusted applications, and denying untrusted software. This proactive approach minimizes vulnerabilities and significantly reduces response time. Collaboration and cooperation among cybersecurity providers are also crucial for creating a more secure landscape for businesses. Embracing new principles, collaboration, and a culture that recognizes the continuous presence of threats will shape the future of cybersecurity.

Dragos raises $74M to secure industrial control systems from threats

Startup News FYIStartup News FYI · 1y ago
Dragos raises $74M to secure industrial control systems from threats
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Dragos, a company focused on securing control systems for manufacturing and industrial equipment, has raised $74 million in a Series D round extension led by WestCap. The funding will be used to expand the company's customer base and make industrial cybersecurity more accessible globally. Dragos helps protect infrastructure in industries such as electric, water, oil and gas, and chemical from cyber threats. With attacks on industrial control systems increasing in frequency and sophistication, the global market for industrial cybersecurity is predicted to reach $10.2 billion by 2025. Dragos aims to provide visibility and analytics to identify and respond to threats in industrial control systems.

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