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PRESENTING SECURITY AND RISK TO BOARD MEMBERS

Our networks are constantly probed Cyber threats are real Our networks are constantly probed We need to adopt a culture of security Cyber threats are real As much as $575 billion is lost to cyber crime annually. Data breaches can cost more than $400 million. We need to understand the general risks of doing business online—which are endemic—versus the threats that face our industry, and our business specifically.    2. Our networks are constantly probed   • 73 percent of companies suffered at least one security breach in the past year • About a third of employees targeted for phishing will open fraudulent emails • More than one in 10 take the bait—and it only takes one • Less than two minutes elapse from the hacker hitting send to your systems being compromised • Hackers are inside your organization, on average, for at least four months before they’re discovered • Web apps are the number one entry point for breaches 3. We need to adopt a culture of security Human error accounts for 58 percent of cyber breaches. A secure business is a business in which everyone is educated about threats and does their part to reduce risk. This starts with rigorous—and repeated—training, and perhaps even commitment to a standard like ISO 27001.

We need incident response help Let’s discuss cyber insurance Help me champion those efforts for which I don’t get budget approval Cyber threats are real As much as $575 billion is lost to cyber crime annually. Data breaches can cost more than $400 million. We need to understand the general risks of doing business online—which are endemic—versus the threats that face our industry, and our business specifically.    2. Our networks are constantly probed   • 73 percent of companies suffered at least one security breach in the past year • About a third of employees targeted for phishing will open fraudulent emails • More than one in 10 take the bait—and it only takes one • Less than two minutes elapse from the hacker hitting send to your systems being compromised • Hackers are inside your organization, on average, for at least four months before they’re discovered • Web apps are the number one entry point for breaches 3. We need to adopt a culture of security Human error accounts for 58 percent of cyber breaches. A secure business is a business in which everyone is educated about threats and does their part to reduce risk. This starts with rigorous—and repeated—training, and perhaps even commitment to a standard like ISO 27001.

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