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Protecting Your Company from Evolving Cybersecurity Risks

  • 3 min read
  • Jason Shockey, CISO
Cyber threats have become increasingly sophisticated and business executives are recognizing that securing their organizations requires more than just technology. It demands a comprehensive, intelligence driven approach that integrates people, process and technology. 

A cybersecurity strategy must consist of a multi-layered defense approach. This includes coordinating defenses across all aspects of the business to ensure the team is trained to identify potential threats. Processes are designed to detect and respond to breaches, and the technology stack is equipped to defend against advanced attacks. By orchestrating these layers, an organization can strengthen their security posture and keep their business operations stable. 

To strengthen the security posture, executives need to focus on key areas such as continuous monitoring, regular audits and vulnerability assessments. This well-structured information security program allows for seamless incident response, reducing downtime and financial losses when attacks occur. 

Deepening a Culture of Security 

Technology alone is not enough to protect your organization. A culture of security must be woven into the fabric of your company. This starts with leadership. Great technology cannot replace great leaders who prioritize cybersecurity, foster awareness and cultivate accountability at all levels of the organization. Your workforce should understand that security is everyone’s responsibility – not just the IT department’s. 

Form Follows Function: Structuring Your Information Security Program for Results 

As you build or refine your security program, remember that form follows function. Structure your program based on your business needs to maximize efficiency and impact. This means developing policies, procedures, standards and guidelines that are tailored to your organization’s risk profile and operational goals. Posture management, driven by these formal guidelines, plays a critical role in cybersecurity and incident response.
 

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