Thanks Kris and that is a great question. I think the first step is discussing the threats the company should expect to be targeting them and identify examples of breaches that occurred in that industry with similar company size and such. And then highlight that there are a lot of ongoing things that should be done to continue a culture of positive protection (I should trademark that phrase!). Because a small investment can prevent a larger cost from a single incident.
Omg! I am so proud of you Darren, you make me cry. These elderly folks are most vulnerable, you are so selfless. Thanks for making our day.
Thank you Jane. It is much appreciated.
Hi Darren,
I really liked your post.
How would you prevent over-confidence for a business who feels they have all bases covered?
- This in itself is risky behavior (IMO)
How do you guide a client to a service provider for assessments and pen tests?
- I’ve found clients will “check the box” with a company that may not have a comprehensive system of analysis.
I like the strategy of being on the offensive…it a change in mindset for the better
Thanks Kris and that is a great question. I think the first step is discussing the threats the company should expect to be targeting them and identify examples of breaches that occurred in that industry with similar company size and such. And then highlight that there are a lot of ongoing things that should be done to continue a culture of positive protection (I should trademark that phrase!). Because a small investment can prevent a larger cost from a single incident.
I hope that makes sense.