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Leadership and Policy Implementation Leadership's role in policy implementation is often underestimated. Management sets the tone for policy adherence, creating an environment of compliance and respect for cybersecurity rules. Leaders must not only follow these rules but hold regular discussions about security, address breaches promptly, reward compliance and encourage continual learning. Moreover, leaders should ensure that policies keep pace with the rapidly evolving cyber security landscape. This involves regular reviews and updates, reflecting the latest threats and best practices. Technology Follows Policy Teams all too often let technology dictate their strategy, essentially outsourcing their thinking to the vendor’s protect managers. Why turn on MFA? The wrong answer is because your provider suddenly offers it. The right answer is because your policy requires it, stemming from an analysis of the regulatory environment and your threat profile. Monitoring, encryption and patching all follow a similar path. Technology should serve to enable and enforce policy rather than drive it. Post-implementation, analytics tools can monitor compliance trends and exceptions, indicating the need for additional training or stronger controls. The Unseen Champion: Policies In conclusion, good cyber security isn’t only about state-of-the-art technology. It’s centered on people – their understanding, their decisions and their actions. Guiding all these elements are your policies: the unseen champion of your cybersecurity defenses. More than a list of rules, they shape behavior, inform decisions and fortify defenses. In this evolving digital era, people are a constant. As you sit through a demo of the newest cyber security gadget, remember the silent sentinel – policies – and make the smarter investment. About the Author Craig Burland is CISO of Inversion6. Craig brings decades of pertinent industry experience to Inversion6, including his most recent role leading information security operations for a Fortune 200 Company. He is also a former Technical Co-Chair of the Northeast Ohio Cyber Consortium and a former Customer Advisory Board Member for Solutionary MSSP, NTT Globhttp://www.inversion6.comal Security, and Oracle Web Center. Craig can be reached online at LinkedIn and at our company website http://www.inversion6.com. Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 26 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Bot Security: The Hunt for Vulnerabilities in The Digital Realm and The Burgeoning Need to Safeguard Users, Businesses, And Global Economies By Mohit Shrivastava, ICT Chief Analyst, Future Market Insights Bots have incorporated themselves into our online experiences in the ever-expanding digital world. Bots have altered the way we engage with technology, from customer service and virtual assistants to automated operations. Our way of living and working has undergone a profound transformation due to the emergence of intelligent bots with abilities powered by machine learning and artificial intelligence. These bots can comprehend real language, assess emotions, and respond based on context, offering personalized experiences that were earlier unimaginable. The usage of bots is growing, but with it emerge new difficulties, notably in the domain of security. In order to maintain the integrity and safety of our digital environment, bot security is essential. According to Future Market Insights (FMI), a leading market research firm, the global bot security market size is predicted to surpass US$ 666.7 million in 2023. It is projected to attain a valuation of US$ 3,624.5 million by 2033, clocking a CAGR of 18.3% from 2023 to 2033. Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 27 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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