Getting Ahead of Cybercrime
summary
Describes a three-stage strategy—Activate, Adapt, Anticipate—for improving organizational defenses against cybercrime. Uses the premise that threats outpace security improvements and that breaches can occur even with good practices, so organizations should implement these phases to better detect, respond to and plan for attacks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Show of Hands
- 2:18CEO Perspective
- 3:38The Press
- 5:00Cybercrime is a business
- 7:03Boxing ring analogy
- 8:31Charts
- 9:35Verizon Report
- 11:42Survey
- 15:54roadblocks
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