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Tabletop Exercise to Prepare for Violent Intruders
If a violent intruder were to enter your organization today, what are your next steps to ensure people’s safety and your organizational resilience are prioritized?
Join experts from OnSolve and PreparedEx to learn:
- An effective tabletop exercise for a violent intruder scenario.
- Insights to update your emergency response and continuity plans.
- How important timely and accurate intelligence is.
- Why you need a means to communicate internally and externally.
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Transform Cybersecurity Decision-Making with Cyber Risk Quantification
As cyberattacks continue rapidly evolving, cybersecurity professionals and business leaders must grapple with increasingly complex — and expensive — incident response. Can cybersecurity risk quantification elevate their decision-making, improving their resiliency to threats?
Cyber risk quantification is the process of evaluating the potential financial impact of successful cyberattacks on an organization. It relies on various mathematical and probability-based calculations to generate a quantifiable measure of risk. You use data to generate and assign values to previously identified cyber threats, enabling you to categorize them.
Zac Amos explains how this works.
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2024 Yooz Survey: AI in the Workplace
This survey was conducted on Feb. 20 by Pollfish, surveying 600 U.S. professionals over the age of 18. The respondents were salaried workers with annual household incomes of at least $50,000, representing industries including construction, manufacturing, automotive, retail, restaurant, healthcare, finance and insurance. Highlights from Key Findings include: Fear outweighs excitement for AI; Job displacement concerns are prominent; Negative news about AI is frequently encountered by respondents; The construction industry leads in AI resistance; Fears about AI extend to business operations and finance; Respondents concerned about AI replacing human judgment in financial decisions
Learn more >>Deepfake Fears: AI-generated scams causing concern, survey finds
KPMG survey finds the fraud landscape is becoming more complex.
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It’s not often we get a real-time lesson in crisis communications.
Read MoreSurvey Says: Political uncertainty a challenge for business planning
About 45% of CEOs say political uncertainty is a critical concern for them.
Read MoreA New Frontier: Generative AI changes the game
Lloyd’s report explores how GenAI will impact the cyber risk landscape.
Read MoreThe Comeback Kid: What a Canadian airport can teach us about resilience
Toronto’s Pearson airport has bounced back from some recent challenges.
Read MoreTick Tock: How to build workers’ temporal resilience
New research explores how to prepare teams for time disruptions.
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GSX Global Security Exchange September 23-25, 2024 Orlando, FL
Security threats are evolving and becoming more complex. Access expert-led education covering critical physical and cybersecurity topics. Discover state-of-the-art innovations, products, and trends transforming security. Elevate your knowledge and technical capabilities at GSX to rise up against this shifting landscape.
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Improving on a Good Thing: NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Version 2.0
The original NIST Cybersecurity Framework asked companies, government agencies, and other organizations to ask big questions 10 years ago. The new one hopes to expand its reach from critical infrastructure to help security professionals wrap their heads around today’s big risk management challenges. Are you asking the right questions about cybersecurity and risk management?
Read this Security Management article to learn more >>The Resilience Think Tank Presents:
“Ask Me Anything” – A Community Session
Virtual Session via Zoom
Wed, Mar 27, 10 AM Eastern Time
Join the Resilience Think Tank for an engaging conversation with industry thought leaders, fellow practitioners and newcomers. Register to attend free of charge. Don’t miss the discussion!
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Busting Myths About IT Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity – David Hall
Does moving your systems to the cloud eliminate the need for a disaster recovery strategy? Is it accurate that high availability renders DR obsolete? This episode of the Resilient Journey has a bit of a MythBusters vibe to it.
Host Mark Hoffman interviews David Hall, disaster recovery architect for the City of Tulsa. David explains the connectivity between business continuity and disaster recovery, and the need for developing a completely fleshed-out backup strategy.
David and Mark talk about ways to interact with our IT partners and how to translate tech-speak into language anyone can understand…and be sure to listen until the end as David drops a nugget about how to approach IT to get the conversation started.
This is a good one.
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