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Your Cyber Response Plan Needs These 6 Components

Cybersecurity incidents are no longer a matter of if, but when. Building a good strategy and architecture to deter intrusions is incredibly important in reducing the frequency and severity of incidents, but there is no scenario where any organization is totally immune. That means that every organization must have a plan for what they will do in both their enterprise (IT) and operational technology (OT) environments in case an incident occurs.

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What to Expect When You’re Infected with Ransomware

Ransomware continues to develop and threat actors continue to deploy new tools and tactics to initiate an attack and get targets to pay costly ransoms to recover their data—and they’re not subtle about it.

Ransomware is the “biggest, noisiest threat we’ve seen in the world from a cybersecurity perspective,” said Jon Clay, vice president of threat intelligence at Trend Micro. “Once you’re infected, you know it.”

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Security Technology: Strengthening Your Cybersecurity Posture

In 2021, there were several high-profile incidents of security technology being compromised due to poor cybersecurity hygiene, increasingly aggressive nation-state actors, and a growing attack surface with the adoption of IoT and OT. These trends have only continued in 2022, suggesting a new normal for the threat landscape. The October issue of Security Technology will look at how the security industry is incorporating cybersecurity risk into the technology and systems it relies on.

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October 2022: ESG—A Board Priority and a Matter of Life and Death; Plus BEC Scams and Defenses

Security and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities may seem like strange bedfellows, says Lindsay Whyte, but where boardrooms are concerned, security can enable advancement in ESG efforts and ESG can be a matter of life and death—especially in isolated locations with high-value resources. In this episode of SM Highlights, hosted by Chuck Harold, learn more about ESG as a crisis management tool.

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"The bits and pieces we have picked from hackers mirror the general sentiment: this bug is historic due to its ubiquity and the potentially devastating impact it can have on any organization."

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Yoav Kalati

Head of threat intelligence, Wing Security

"The increased dependence on Security-as-a-Service has created a larger attack surface for organizations of all sizes, as even smaller businesses can employ dozens of online tools."

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Andrew J. Peden, CPP

CEO at L5L Solutions

"If one person within your organization double-clicks on a link and takes down your entire system, making it unavailable, then it’s not a human issue—it’s a bad system issue."

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Lesley Carhart

Director of incident response for North America, Dragos

"Remember, incident response actions are performed in stressful, exhausting, crisis situations. It is much more difficult to perform tasks under those conditions, and practice and documentation are a huge help to avoid mistakes."

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Eric Regnier, CISSP

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"In today’s world, security and risk management is everyone’s responsibility—not just that of a select few cybersecurity specialists within the organization."

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The guarding industry faced a perfect storm of personnel challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it’s still recovering from the labor shortfall, says Leon Beresford, CPP, PCI, PSP, from the ASIS Security Services Community. So, how can guarding firms and in-house security teams stay competitive and attractive to qualified candidates? It’s time to expand your employee satisfaction and recruitment toolkit.

ASIS members can continue the conversation by joining the Security Services Community here.

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