Keeping the crown jewels safe
Cyber security is fast becoming a top priority for organisations worldwide, but many companies still lack a concrete plan of action.
WHETHER it's procuring raw materials, balancing the books or managing customers, doing business online has become the default mode of operation for companies around the world.
As a result, minimising the risk of disruption to an organisation's digital systems has become a key priority for senior management across all industries and sectors. Indeed, cyber risk is increasingly being seen as a something that is not just the responsibility of the IT team. Instead, the issue should be integrated into any business discussion or decision, experts said.
"Organisations should make it mandatory to consider the risks and impact of the cyber world and how they can be managed effectively and efficiently in relation to each business decision," said Vincent Loy, cyber security & …
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