This final panel is the Epilogue which will examine holistic approaches to cybersecurity strategy which can be obtained by mixing integrated security methods, impactful employee upskilling/reskilling, robust infrastructure, best risk-analysis programs, effective policies, and building a culture of cybersecurity as a shared responsibility.
The challenge for leaders is to deploy influence, often beyond their formal authority, to foster unity of purpose and effort. The secrets to success are communication, coordination, and collaboration. In this episode, we will hear from a government leader who has recovered from crisis, built resilient frameworks, and helped organizations become more proactive and prepare better for crisis.
The key purpose for the analysis is to identify ideas and best practices that can potentially be replicated and will best align an organization’s resources and capabilities to the requirements of the environment. This analysis of the environment in which the organization operates will offer suggestions in forecasting/predicting the changing trends and help in including them in the decision-making process.
The point of developing a crisis management plan is to think through any difficult decisions and map out, to the best of your ability, the necessary tasks, communication and information that will help make managing a crisis easier and more efficient. In this episode, we will be using an electronic whiteboard to facilitate collaborative brainstorming, idea sharing, and creativity in developing a notional plan for future crises.
In CyberEdge Episode 1 from ICIT Briefing 2020, learn from national leaders how to navigate the now, how to plan for the future, and how to lead their organization through the next decade.
In CyberEdge Episode 2 from ICIT Briefing 2020, learn from national leaders how to navigate the now, how to plan for the future, and how to lead their organization through the next decade.
In CyberEdge Episode 3 from ICIT Briefing 2020, hear how three of our public leaders responsible for communications and connectivity, ensuring small business security and sustainability, and developing metrics-driven performance measures for NASA will discuss some important texts on organizational crises and their management style.
Expose the Dark Threats. Eliminate the Risk. Discover the power of seamless visibility into the performance, availability, and security risks that block digital success across any network, any data center, any cloud, 5G, and more.
Watch Now, to learn more from David Hawkins, Consulting Engineer, BitSight, moderated by Don Maclean, Chief Cyber Security Technologist, DLT about the innovative approach BitSight has in visibility, Engagement and prioritization to addressing cyber risks.
This is a job-critical webinar as the Center for Digital Education spoke with the school district officials about their experience. While the attack on the district, initially resulted in operational disruptions and some data being inaccessible, they were able to remediate the situation and return its systems to normal operations – without interrupting classes.
This webinar talks about how to avoid the type of breach that was dealt with in the first webinar: how K-12 school districts can better protect their students, faculty, staff and systems from cybersecurity threats.
Forrester Consulting was commissioned by CrowdStrike® to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study that examines the return on investment (ROI) organizations may realize by deploying CrowdStrike Falcon® — the leading cloud-delivered endpoint protection platform.
DLT brings you the details and insight to prepare your organization for CMMC. As a DLT partner, we offer you the unique opportunity to gain key insights about CMMC from leaders at DLT, Coalfire, and the DoD.
CDWG and CrowdStrike discuss endpoint security for New York K-12 schools. They will discuss legacy vs. next-Gen A/V and how time to value is an important measure when evaluating security solutions.
Defense Industrial Base (DIB) CSO’s and their teams have a deciding vote at the business table for the first time. Has their organization achieved the DoD Cybersecurity Mature Model Certification (CMMC) level needed to have their DoD proposal be compliant for submittal?