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Matthew Geyman describes the growth of the vCISO model in the MGA sector. The model offers a path to cyber resilience that aligns with both growth and fiscal constraints and is something that other sectors can learn from.
The need to comply with constantly-evolving cyber security and resilience regulation can feel like a heavy burden for organizations if they focus purely on the avoidance of penalties and reprimands. However positively embracing regulation can bring strategic advantages, says Rob Pocock.
One of the perennial challenges facing business continuity managers is how to develop and maintain awareness of business continuity within the organization. Nudgetech is an emerging opportunity that can help bring improvements to this area.
The CISO’s role in executing those priorities differs greatly among businesses; and it often depends on where the organization stands on its growth curve, argues Javier Dominguez, CISO at Commvault.
One thing that is certain in 2025 is that cyber attacks will remain one of the top threats to organizations, so having a cyber incident response plan in place is critical. Paul McLatchie highlights the key things to consider when developing such a plan.
Members of the executive team at Omada, an identity governance and administration solutions provider, look ahead to 2025.
Data resilience and security pressures seem to be ever-increasing and the new age of AI powered organizations that we are entering into is adding to the difficulties.
2025 is expected to usher in pivotal shifts in the IT landscape as enterprises prioritize resilience and adaptability in a rapidly evolving technological environment.
Engaging with the media is fraught with problems, but sometimes you can’t avoid facing the press. This article is all about understanding what the media want, and how you can deliver it on your own terms through thorough preparation.









