All the experts say, there are two kinds of business:
those which have been subject to a cyber-breach, and those which do
not know they have been subject to a cyber-breach. Which business
are you?
We were privileged to moderate a very insightful cyber-security
discussion in Dublin on 30 June in association with the Embassy of
the United States of America. The speakers were The Honorable John
P Carlin, Assistant Attorney General for the National Security
Division of the US Department of Justice, Sean M Joyce, Principal
Advisor to PwC, from McLean, Virginia and Jenny Durkan, of Quinn
Emanuel, Seattle, Washington State.
Here are their 10 key tips on managing cyber-risk.
- Do not
delay: There is no greater threat to business than
cyber-threat. Doing nothing is not an option. Do not put this to
the bottom of your 'To Do' list. Start dealing with it
today. Remember, cyber-threat is not an IT problem: it is an
enterprise risk. The operating assumption should be that
