The ethics & economics of cyber risk

The ethics & economics of cyber risk

With regard to privacy, regulators are licensed to impose fines on underperformers. Shouldn’t that also be the case with cyber risk in general? Somehow the ethics and economics of cyber risk follow a different path. The regulatory imperative that acts as an incentive for improvement in many sectors, seems to be non-existent when it comes to cyber risk. One might say that we need more incentives for maturing analysis of

Breaking the perverse model

Breaking the perverse model

Too many people still think cyber risks are not real. “It won’t happen, because it has never happened before.” There lies the biggest challenge. The employees of a company pose a challenge for cyber-risk professionals. Time and again they turn out to be the weakest link in the chain. There are also charlatans which appear on the market. Security is a growth market where a lot of money can be

Digital risks to business, what do they cost?

Digital risks to business, what do they cost?

Analyzing Business Information Security for a data breach use case In a digital business world that is highly distributed via an eco-system, ensuring your digital assurance becomes vital. Everything needs to continuously work and Confidentially, Integrity and Auditability have to be assured, especially when your business is regulated and should demonstrate to be “in control”. Nevertheless, how do we do that when business models are under fire by hackers? Hackers