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ARTICLE · 24 NOVEMBER 2020

Gestion Des Risques Liés À La Cybersécurité : Guide Pratique Pour Les Entreprises

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Il ne s'agit pas de se demander « si » un incident de cybersécurité va se produire mais bien «quand», toutefois ce qui compte, c'est «comment».

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Il ne s'agit pas de se demander « si » un incident de cybersécurité va se produire mais bien «quand», toutefois ce qui compte, c'est «comment». Comment votre organisation se préparera-t-elle? Comment votre organisation va-t-elle réagir dans les 72 heures cruciales suivant l'incident? Comment serez-vous jugé par la suite? Et, considérant le projet de Loi sur la protection de la vie privée du consommateur, quelle sera la sévérité des sanctions?

Le «comment» est au centre de notre nouvelle publication, Gestion des risques liés à la cybersécurité: Guide pratique pour les entreprises, un guide complet de stratégie juridique en matière de cybersécurité.

Notre guide emprunte l'approche collaborative et la vue à 360° de notre groupe Cyber/Données et vous aide à comprendre le risque, à développer un plan de préparation, à élaborer une stratégie en matière de cybersécurité, à prévoir un plan d'intervention en cas d'incident cybernétique et, à réagir lorsque le pire

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