How Corporate Governance Transformed Cyber Resilience of a Ukrainian Bank
summary
Board-driven reforms force a battered state bank to modernize IT and survive war: an external IT/cyber audit yields a 24‑month remediation plan, legacy firewalls get replaced (one transported by train and motorbike in “Operation Palo Alto”), data is moved abroad and 2,700 users are migrated to Microsoft 365 in about two months, head office moves to Lviv, generators and continuity plans get tested, and non‑performing loans drop from ~65% to 17% while assets roughly double.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 7:17Corporate Governance
- 8:20Board Composition: Diversity
- 9:29Board Committees
- 11:39Operations & Digital Committee
- 16:47New Strategy 2020-2024
- 27:55"Operation Palo Alto" March 6th, 2022
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