Making best in class security ubiquitous
summary
Claims that IoT devices outpace standard devices next year and that breach costs (Ponemon) are rising frame the argument: 85% of consumers avoid breached companies and 60% will pay more for better data protection. Security moves from IT into board-level strategy, with 86% of firms having a CISO but 35% of those reporting to the CIO. Recommended actions: adopt the NIST framework, treat vulnerabilities as financial risk, engage stakeholders, and make ownership part of corporate culture.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35Trends
- 2:09Background
- 3:24Cost of breaches
- 6:04Cyber PR problem
- 6:35How we sell security
- 7:25How do we make security better
- 9:02Leadership needs to change mindset
- 9:27Key takeaways
- 9:50Board level responsibility
- 11:21Engage with key stakeholders
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