Cyber Resilience: Say What?
summary
Cyber resilience means measurable ability to recover from attacks: examples cited include Zoom’s credential stuffing and exposed passwords, a ransomware incident that goes unnoticed for three days, and the SolarWinds supply‑chain compromise. Practical steps are a prioritized gap assessment mapped to the kill chain, inventorying EDR/SIEM/DR capabilities, doing both functional testing and tabletops, adding penetration tests, and planning two‑year sustainment with business continuity owning coordination, NIST/CISA references, and metrics for incidents, tests, and remediation progress.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:32Quiz
- 4:42Finaster
- 7:01Cyber Resilience
- 18:30Ownership
- 23:53Implementation
- 26:25Metrics
- 27:54Penetration Testing
- 30:15Next Steps
- 30:26What To Do
- 32:46Resources
- 32:57Conclusion
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