Multi-Front War: Mitigating Cyber Risk and Maximizing Security
summary
Panelists urge concrete steps: maintain an exercised ransomware playbook, first 72 hours checklist printed offline, isolate infected segments and hunt for lateral movement, then call retained service providers for forensics and payment handling while looping in legal, PR and finance. Use cyber insurance to augment scarce expertise. Map all digital assets and third‑party libraries, treat concentration as risk and bake stronger vendor clauses into procurement. Regularly test overlapping detections. Recommend five main hardware suppliers scrutiny for national‑scale 5G supply chain risk.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Introductions
- 1:15Matt Bailey
- 2:46What would have made a difference
- 3:21Digitalisation journey
- 4:50Longterm architectural changes
- 6:13Innovation vs security
- 8:25Ransomware
- 9:35Incident Plan
- 12:35The Game Plan
- 13:50Ransomware Trends
- 17:05Key Team Members
- 20:13Lessons Learned
- 22:00Supply Chains
- 24:50Concentration of Risk
- 26:38Impact of Holiday Bear
- 27:36Closing Thoughts
- 29:47Increased Complexity
- 31:05Check and Balance
- 31:44Bring Us Home
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