Building Cyber Resilience - Considerations for CISOs
summary
Banking systems with 15 million customers and oil infrastructure supplying 93% of national income face widening attack surfaces from cloud, OT/IT convergence and edge 5G/IOT; defenders report SOCs ingesting billions of events and use ML/RPA to triage but keep humans for major incidents. Practical takeaways: measure resilience (resilient-factor scoring, RTO/RPO), run joint drills, harden high‑value assets, insist on defense‑in‑depth and vendor controls after supply‑chain shocks (two‑thirds of breaches involve third parties).
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:43How NBBE is transforming its cyber resilience program
- 8:35How to define cyber resilience
- 12:48Importance of collaboration
- 13:53Telecommunications sector
- 19:28Aviation sector
- 23:28Resilience factors coding
- 24:33SolarWinds
- 26:53Supply chain attacks
- 28:18Emerging technologies
- 34:18Supporting the Cyber
- 38:08Collaboration
- 41:28Information Sharing
- 42:38Communication
- 43:38Checklist approach
- 44:28Key takeaways
- 46:58Power of 3
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