This article was first published on betterworkingworld.ey.com Could you explain how a cyber breach affects your bottom line? Cyber economics aims to do just that What is the true impact of a cyber breach? Lost data? Angry customers? A negative hit to your corporate reputation? With so many variables, many of which can be difficult … More Cyber economics: getting the board on board with cybersecurity
It’s not a crime to be attacked; you can’t stop being a target. It’s not a crime even to be breached; threats come from many directions and are highly sophisticated. The real problem is not realizing you’ve been breached, and failing to react in a planned and coordinated manner. As many organizations have learned – … More Incident response: Preparing for and responding to a cyber attack
Excerpt taken from EY’s 19th Global Information Security Survey 2016-17, Path to cyber resilience: Sense, resist, react. Threats of all kinds continue to evolve, and today’s organizations find that the threat landscape changes and presents new challenges every day. Organizations have learned over decades to defend themselves and respond better, moving from very basic level … More EY Global Information Security Survey 2016-17: cyber resilience – regulatory and legal considerations
A sophisticated hack can be catastrophic for a company. If executed with skill and precision, companies can lose sensitive product information to corporate espionage, reams of consumer information to malicious hacking syndicates and potentially a significant chunk of its share price once the world finds out — and find out it will. For tax departments, … More Issue 14 of EY’s Tax Insights explores data security and the race to beat cybercrime
