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Security Insights · September 17 · 29 min

Cyber resilience: do boards fall short?

A recent survey suggests that, in the UK at least, boards overestimate their organisations' ability to withstand a cyber attack. And they overstate their ability to recover from an incident, and restore even to minimum viable operations. What does that mean for security, and does it increase risk? And will pressure, from regulators, law makers, and even shareholders and investors, force boards to take cyber resilience more seriously, and view it at least on par with business continuity? Our guests are Paul Cragg, CTO at NormCyber, and Richard Beeston, Chief Operating Officer at Digital Space.

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A recent survey suggests that, in the UK at least, boards overestimate their organisations' ability to withstand a cyber attack. And they overstate their ability to recover from an incident, and restore even to minimum viable operations.

What does that mean for security, and does it increase risk? And will pressure, from regulators, law makers, and even shareholders and investors, force boards to take cyber resilience more seriously, and view it at least on par with business continuity?

Our guests are Paul Cragg, CTO at NormCyber, and  Richard Beeston, Chief Operating Officer at Digital Space.

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