Tips

• Make sure to read and understand the regulations that apply in your country: GDPR in Europe, NESA for the UAE, CSA for Singapore, HKMA for Hong Kong, and APRA for Australia are some examples.
• Remember that cyber-defense is more difficult than cyber-attack.
• It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when. Regardless of whether you have implemented next-generation security protocols or how much you spend on security, it's crucial to always be ready for a breach.
• Keep an eye on the latest attacks. Learn to think like a threat actor, identify the likeliest path an attacker could take, and ensure your IR plans are in alignment with the latest trends.
• Keep in mind, your weakest point will always be you or another employee.
• Create a culture where every employee of your organization contributes to cyber watch for abnormal activities and behaviors.
• As cybersecurity is a board issue and unfortunately most boards lack an understanding...