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040 _bEnglish
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041 _aeng
050 _aTK5105.59 ZON
100 _aZongo, Phillimon
_eAuthor
_eCyber security expert, Strategic advisor, public speaker
245 _aThe five anchors of cyber resilience :
_bwhy some enterprises are hacked into bankruptcy while others easily bounce back
_cPhillimon Zongo
260 _aVictoria
_bPhillimon Zongo
_c2018
300 _a179 pages
_c18 cm.
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
337 _2rdamedia
_aunmediated
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338 _2rdacarrier
_avolume
_bnc
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references.
520 _aIn 'The Five Anchors of Cyber Resilience', Phil Zongo, an award-winning cybersecurity expert, strips away the ambiguity and complexity associated with cyber security, and offers practical guidance to reduce cyber-risk exposure. With The Five Anchors, public and private enterprises can achieve cyber resilience through: 1. Creating cost-effective and high-impact cyber security strategies focused on business functions that underpin the enterprise's strategic advantages and the products most valued by its customers 2. Maintaining a cyber-savvy workforce, where cyber resilience is everyone's duty, from the board to frontline personnel 3. Baking digital trust into new products early in the design phase, making it an essential and discreet aspect of all digital transformation programs 4. Designing risk-based cyber-assurance programs for suppliers and business partners, fostering business agility and innovation, all while minimising exposure to third-party related cyber threats 5. Adopting lean, efficient and highly effective governance structures that can swiftly and flexibly adapt to reflect changing market needs or business circumstances By embracing The Five Anchors of cyber resilience, enterprises can focus limited resources on cybersecurity controls that will yield the highest impact; maximise the value from their cybersecurity investments; and reduce their exposure.
650 _aCyber security
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