Der Vorteil des Verteidigers – Eine Momentaufnahme der Cybersicherheitslage“ greift Themen zur Cyberabwehr auf, die immer wichtiger werden, und liefert dazu passende Erkenntnisse aus Mandiant-Einsätzen und andere Praxisbeispiele. In dieser Ausgabe werden u. a. die folgenden Themen behandelt:
Author: Your TechCFO
A decade ago, financial services and insurance (FSI) firms considered the cloud to be a shared space for hosting applications―one that was somewhat risky. Concerned about security breaches and loss of control, such firms were late adopters of public cloud services.
Equipped with a fully integrated digital agreement platform, legal can bring three distinct advantages to advance the business. Read this eBook to learn about each of these advantages in depth:
Corporate legal teams are accelerating their adoption of digital solutions, like contract lifecycle management, to automate repetitive, manual processes. As a cost center with an increasingly important strategic role, legal is faced with increased demand, shrinking budgets and an often overextended workforce.
Legal and security departments share the common goal of protecting an organization from harm. But, while both work to ensure security and compliance, the respective teams play distinct roles in achieving these goals. Through close collaboration and communication, each team can help the other optimize security and compliance throughout the organization.
Contracting work requires end-to-end attention. It’s important to negotiate favorable terms in an agreement, but that effort loses value if the terms can’t be easily found and enforced. It’s incredibly important to a business’s bottom line to be able to effectively search a base of contracts to find opportunities and risks.
Facing highly volatile markets, energy businesses are under intense pressure to improve operational efficiency and attractiveness to investors.
As the leader in identity and access management (IAM), Okta has worked with thousands of companies to achieve their security and usability goals. We’ve learned that no matter how far along each company is on their identity journey, there’s a common set of challenges they face at every step.
Today’s CIOs are increasingly accountable for more than just enabling the organization with tools and technology. CIOs and their IT teams are being seen as strategic enablers of the front office, tasked with supporting the workforce while also generating business value.
Most organizations today operate in the cloud. While this simplifies operations in many ways, it comes with its own set of risks that can significantly impact your bottom line — in 2021, the average cost of a public cloud breach was $4.8 million.*