Getting the Security and Flexibility Balance Right in a COVID-19 World
summary
Corporate remote work drives more COVID‑themed phishing and vishing, employees reuse passwords and send confidential data from personal email, and many hotel or public Wi‑Fi networks simply block VPNs so connectivity fails. Quantify the top three to five risks with FAIR-style inputs, work with IT privacy and compliance to get recovery time and regulatory impact, prioritize data loss prevention over adding VPNs, and build a zero trust plan within three months and a full data‑and‑human centered security strategy within six months.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Presentation
- 2:08Digital Transformation
- 3:23Cyber Attacks
- 8:07Business Stakeholders
- 9:25Cyber Security Professionals
- 10:26Risk Quantification
- 11:31How do we present our cyber risks
- 12:37Factor Analysis of Information Risk
- 15:00COVID19 Challenges
- 16:29Insecure Home Networks
- 18:45New cctv laws
- 20:14Qualifying risk
- 20:50Collaboration
- 23:06Quantifying Emerging Risk
- 24:58Focus on Data
- 25:53Continuous Cyber Risk Assessment
- 26:33Visibility
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