10 Questions
True or false:The pandemic has not had any impact on cybersecurity threats.
False
True or false: Remote workers are more likely to use secure networks and devices than office workers.
False
True or false: Phishing attacks are not a major risk for remote workers.
False
True or false: The evolution of cyberattacks has led to a unidisciplinary approach to threat management.
False
True or false: Preparedness and validation of capabilities are not important for effective cybersecurity.
False
True or false: High-profile ransomware attacks have not highlighted the importance of cybersecurity for businesses.
False
True or false: A layered approach to cybersecurity is not effective in preventing high-profile attacks and ransomware attacks.
False
True or false: Oversharing does not lead to security risks.
False
True or false: Consumers are becoming more willing to share their personal data due to increased trust in cybersecurity measures.
False
True or false: Companies do not need to prioritize communication and collaboration between IT and non-IT staff for effective cybersecurity.
False
Study Notes
- Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and destructive.
- Companies have evolved their approach to cybersecurity to include information sharing and collaboration.
- The pandemic and remote work have introduced new cybersecurity threats.
- Remote workers may be using less secure networks and devices.
- Phishing attacks are a major risk, and remote workers may not have easy access to help or information sharing.
- The evolution of cyberattacks has led to a multidisciplinary approach to threat management.
- Automation and vendor solutions are being used to manage and triage security events.
- Preparedness and validation of capabilities are important for effective cybersecurity.
- Banks on Wall Street can deal with dozens of attacks every day, with phishing attacks being particularly common.
- High-profile ransomware attacks have highlighted the importance of cybersecurity for businesses.
- Layered approach to cybersecurity is important in preventing high-profile attacks and ransomware attacks.
- Good practices like least privileged access, vulnerability management, phishing testing and training, and aggressive patching help reduce attack surface.
- Organizations need to focus on third- and fourth-party risks and critical vendors' awareness of threats.
- Having a strong handle on asset inventory is important.
- Bug bounty programs incentivize security researchers to report vulnerabilities in a responsible way.
- Cyber Incident Reporting Act and Ransomware Disclosure Act are being watched for quick reporting of incidents.
- Collaboration between public and private sectors can be done via direct engagement and partnerships.
- Consumer and retail sectors are vulnerable to cyberattacks due to the nature of their online traffic.
- Balancing user experience with maintaining security posture is important.
- Defense and depth approach with regards to process and practices, controls, and assurance activities is vital.
- Consumers are increasingly reluctant to share data due to rising cybercrime.
- Companies need to protect data while addressing consumer concerns.
- Oversharing can also lead to security risks.
- Large breaches have led to numbness among consumers.
- Responsible organizations invest in programs to protect customers.
- Banks have a good track record of protecting customers.
- Companies need to continually evolve their programs and technology to keep pace with evolving attacks.
- Cybersecurity awareness among employees is important.
- Best practices to improve cybersecurity awareness include training, regular testing, and clear policies.
- Companies should also prioritize communication and collaboration between IT and non-IT staff.
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