Managing Cybersecurity Risk
Jonathan Reuvid
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'Managing Cybersecurity Risk is a comprehensive and engrossing guide for organizations of any size’ --Infosecurity MagazineEverything you need to know to protect from and react to a cyber attackCybersecurity risk is an increasingly key topic to all those engaged in business and commerce. Widely reported and increasing incidents of cyber invasion have contributed to the growing realisation that this is an area all businesses should understand, be prepared for and know how to react when attacks occur.While larger corporates now pay close attention to defending themselves against cybersecurity infringement, small to medium businesses remain largely unaware of the scale and range of threats to their organisations.The aim of Managing Cybersecurity Risk is to provide a better understanding of the extent and scale of the potential damage that breaches of cybersecurity could cause their businesses and to guide senior management in the selection of the appropriate IT strategies, tools, training and staffing necessary for prevention, protection and response.Foreword by Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones, Chair of the Advisory Panel on Cyber Security and contributors include Don Randall, former Head of Security and CISO, the Bank of England, Ray Romero, Senior Assistant Director, Division of Information Technology at the Federal Reserve Board and Chris Gibson, Director of CERT-UK.Foreword - Rt Hon Baroness Pauline Neville-JonesContributors NotesIntroductionPart One: CYBERSECURITY – NO LONGER AN OPTION1.1 Introduction to Cybersecurity RiskBen Johnson, Sam Millar and Helen Vickers, DLA Piper UK1.2 Insight from the International IT Security CommunityCyber IQ Summer Survey1.3 You Don’t Know How Important Your Reputation Is, Until Its GoneJerome Vincent, AXELOS Global Best Practice1.4 The Cybersecurity ThreatSteve Culp and Chris Thompson, Accenture Finance & Risk Practice for Financial ServicesPart Two: INTERNATIONAL ACTION IN CYBERSECURITY2.1 International Cooperation from the Banking Sector OnwardsDon Randall, Don Randall Associates2.2 Cybersecurity Framework – Adoption by US Financial ServicesRaymond Romero2.3 Cybersecurity Support Services for UK Public and Private SectorsJonathan Reuvid, Legend Business Books2.4 EU and UK Cybersecurity DevelopmentsRoss McKean, DLA Piper UKPart Three: PREPARATION FOR YOUR BUSINESS3.1 Where Is Your Risk and How Much Will It Cost You?Steve Snaith, RSM Risk Assurance Services3.2 A Framework for CybersecuritySteve Culp and Chris Thompson, Accenture Finance & Risk Practice for Financial Services3.3 Establishing a Security Framework: A Route Map for ResilienceSam Millar and Helen Vickers, DLA Piper UK3.4 Protecting Financial Data from Insiders: Better the Devil You Know?Cyber IQ and Patrik HeuriPart Four: PREVENTION4.1 Turning Your People into Your Most Effective Defence: A New ApproachNick Wilding, AXELOS Global Best Practice4.2 Making Your Enterprise Cyber ResilientSteve Culp, Chris Thompson and Jon Narveson, Accenture Finance & Risk Practice for Financial Services4.3 Cyber Risk Measures for Financial ServicesDr. Peter Mitic, Banco Santander4.4 Countermeasures to Advanced ThreatsNick Ioannou, Boolean LogicalPart Five: PROTECTION AND RESPONSE5.1 Managing Cyber Incidents and Internal Security BreachesJulian Cracknell, BAE Systems Applied Intelligence5.2 Everyone Thinks They Have a Plan Until They’re Punched in the Face….Kevin Duffey, Cyber Rescue Alliance5.3 Managing a Cyber Incident: Best PracticeSam Millar and Helen Vickers, DLA Piper UK5.4 Preparing for Cybersecurity Turbulence and Further ThreatsSteve Culp, Chris Thompson and John Narveson, Accenture Finance & Risk Practice for Financial Services5.5 Reviewing and Updating Contingency PlansRichard Preece, OakasAppendix Contributors contacts
