Businesses face evolving and complex cyber issues, such as phishing and social engineering attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities, insider threats, ransomware attacks and zero-day exploits, to name only a few. Protecting an organisation’s assets against these threats is not just a matter of protecting data, but it is also to ensure business continuity and maintaining trust with customers. In this regard, implementing a robust cyber risk framework is important for business continuity planning and helping employees to mitigate emerging threats.
Organisations must be aware that cyber threats are often not a question of if, but when.
Oliver Osei-Ofosu, Aviva
A working cyber risk assessment will begin with identifying your critical assets, data and systems, assessing potential vulnerabilities in security controls, employee training and third-party connections to help you and your organisation predict the likelihood and impact of potential cyber incidents.
Why Stay Vigilant and Proactive?
Organisations must be aware that cyber threats are often not a question of if, but when. The costs of a cyber attack can be significant, including financial losses and…
