Vol 699 - How Should Quantum Computing Impact Your Security Strategy?

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Meet the Expert

Get ready to do things differently!

As someone who works in cybersecurity, business continuity or crisis management, you must continually adapt your strategies to emerging technologies and risks.

Quantum computing is an example of technology that necessitates doing things differently. You must prepare by applying the best practices and learning as much as possible about the topic.

First, recognize that quantum computing has the potential to forever disrupt present cybersecurity defense measures. Start working with others in your organization to determine how you will tweak your security strategy as quantum computing looms as a potential threat on the horizon. One of our favorite experts, Zac Amos, unpacks quantum computing’s impact on cybersecurity.

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In the Know...

Good Read: Make Security A Habit, Not A Hassle

How do you build strong, actionable and implementable security programs by getting buy-in from investors, the boardroom and employees? This is a compelling story about changing behavior by a few simple strategies: Avoid checkbox exercises; Teaching people knowledge doesn’t change behavior; What dictates behavior; Measure what matters. To improve your employee security training, you need to exploit how people learn and adopt behaviors.

Inclusive Planning: Lessons learned from evacuation exercises in multi-hazard scenarios

Evacuation exercises in Greece seek to improve disability-inclusive evacuation processes.

Driven by Data: Building infrastructure for a changing climate

How leveraging new insights and technologies can help bolster infrastructure resilience.

Emergency Training: Supporting year-round preparedness with modern tools

How modern tools can help provide more effective preparedness training.

Raising Awareness: Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month 2024

CISA’s Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Toolkit aims to help engage and educate.

Climate Challenges: Enhancing supply chain resilience to weather events

Proactive plans are essential when facing increasingly severe weather events.

Transparency: Reshaping leadership in crisis communications post-pandemic

Why transparent leadership has become essential in effective crisis communication strategies.

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Industry Pulse

The 11th Edition Crisis Management Report has been published and is available for free download!

Here are some of the most notable findings:

1. Gaps in Pre-Planning – While many organizations believe they are well-prepared for crises, our data reveals significant discrepancies between perceived and actual preparedness.

2. Technology Disasters Impact – Technology-related incidents, including software issues, cyber-attacks, and network outages, rank among the top five crisis impacts, surpassing natural and human-induced disasters.

3. Balancing Technology and Resilience – Organizations strive to advance their technology while enhancing resilience management by integrating risk disciplines, improving supply chain resilience, and driving program metrics.

4. The Value of People – People remain the greatest asset in building resilience. However, fewer organizations plan to increase full-time, permanent staff next year, opting instead to maintain current staffing levels compared to 2023.

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New Release: Leading the Digital Workforce

SEC Cybersecurity Rules 2024: Navigating New Regulations and Compliance Strategies

Stay ahead of the SEC’s new cybersecurity mandates. This comprehensive guide by Metomic explores the implications of these regulations on your business operations and data protection strategies. Learn about the key requirements, how to ensure compliance, and how to meet the SEC’s standards.

Key points:

1. The SEC has implemented new cybersecurity rules that significantly impact U.S.-listed companies.

2. These rules require mandatory incident reporting, enhanced risk management disclosures, and increased oversight of cybersecurity.

3. Organizations must prioritize several key areas to comply with SEC’s new cybersecurity rules. These include:

Incident Reporting: Establishing a protocol for identifying and disclosing material cybersecurity incidents
Risk Management and Governance: Providing detailed disclosures on cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and board oversight.
Third-Party Vendor Management: Ensuring that third-party vendors adhere to high cybersecurity standards.

4. Implementing a comprehensive cybersecurity framework, including training, testing, and data loss prevention measures, is crucial for compliance.

Are you aware of how these latest SEC cybersecurity mandates might impact your business operations and data protection strategies? These regulations will change how data security and incident reporting work in the financial sector.

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