They [directors] are convinced
of their sound understanding of all that has to do with cyber risks. You [reader]
think that if that were actually true, spear phishing would be less effective
than it really is. We [the undersigner] know that risk awareness and risk savvy
is not the same thing. Therefore, we insist on the opportunity cyber professionals
[you] have to end our directors and executives’ [their] cyber illiteracy.
If our musing makes sense in
general, much more insistence is deserved in the case of industrial organizations.
In fact, sectors like manufacturing, energy or transportation, to name a few,
play a critical role in building our Society, as pillars of our ordinary life’s
wellbeing.
But D&O are not the only
targets: peril spreads among all of us, distributed, shared. Samuel Linares,
CCI’s co-founder, underlines this idea remembering the socio-technical nature
of all things “cyber”. In the same line, our colleague Enrique Martín analyzes
the relevance that perceptions have above tools
-i.e.; technology- themselves
when it comes to protecting crucial operational systems.
Systems that attract the bad
guys, both in traditional targeted sectors
-i.e., energy- and in new ones:
blue oceans like healthcare (considered top target this year) or law practice,
that we featured today.
Finally we bring the name of
Hacking Team, a recent case in which cyber-snoopers were cyber-snooped. An
interesting workbench for forensic analysts.
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