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15 Jul, 2024

Webinar: Building an Effective Cybersecurity Governance and Risk Mitigation Program

July 30, 2024, 12 Noon EST Sign Up Here Companies have identified cybersecurity risks as the number one threat to their organizations. Companies are experiencing an increasing number of cybersecurity incidents. As a result, companies face serious regulatory enforcement actions, reputational harm and collateral damage. To mitigate these risks, companies have to build an effective cybersecurity program, including governance requirements, policies and procedures, and comprehensive...

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11 Jul, 2023

The Evolving Partnership: Compliance and Cybersecurity (Part I of IV)

If you ask corporate board members and senior executives to list their number one risk (other than financial operations), the answer in today’s risk environment is clear – cybersecurity and data privacy. The rapid elevation of this risk is reflected in weekly headlines announcing ransomware, cyber-attacks and data breaches. In NAVEX’s recent State of Compliance Survey, one in three respondents indicated their company had experienced...

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15 Jul, 2018

Episode 47 — Cybersecurity Threats and Compliance

Companies face evolving and significant cyber risks. The FBI estimates that ransomware will generate at least $1 billion for criminals. Businesses stand to lose at least $400 billion each year from hacks. The cyber defense, forensics and insurance industry will be worth nearly $200 billion by the end of this decade. Each year there is an average of 1.5 million cyber attacks, or approximately 4000 per day....

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21 Feb, 2018

The Obvious Partnership — Compliance and Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity compliance, like the compliance profession, is rapidly growing. The forces pushing cyber compliance are two-fold: the ever-increasing and changing nature of cyber threats and harms, and the logical application of compliance strategies. Compliance has to work closely with in-house corporate information technology. To the extent a company outsources information technology to a cloud provider, compliance will serve an even more important function in coordinating...