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We are so focused on the threats and the vulnerabilities that allowed a hack to occur, that we forget the basics. The protection necessary to prevent or slow down these attacks already exists, and they exist for a long time.

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Dr. Bill Souza
CEO/Founder
E|CE - Executive Cyber Education
https://www.execcybered.com 

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In today's episode, I will discuss exceptions tracking and expirations. This is the last episode in a three-part series on cybersecurity standard exceptions.

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Dr. Bill Souza
CEO/Founder
E|CE - Executive Cyber Education
https://www.execcybered.com 

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As I mentioned in my previous episode, there’s much more to discuss on cybersecurity exceptions, such as the risk they pose to the organization and the hidden dangers of cumulative risk.

Blog: https://www.execcybered.com/blog/cybersecurity-exceptions-part-2

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Dr. Bill Souza
Founder & CEO
E|CE - Executive Cyber Education
www.execcybered.com

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If your cybersecurity standards were written to protect the organization, why do you have security exceptions? Your standard development team writes an excellent standard; it follows all the best practices of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, the ISO 27001, or any other industry-recognized standards and frameworks, but most of all, it is common sense, right? Anyone working on or with a cybersecurity team in a large organization knows this does not happen! Exceptions happen.

Dr. Bill Souza
Founder & CEO
E|CE
www.execcybered.com

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Asset classification is the foundation of everything else to come in cybersecurity; it will help your organization, for example, small or large, to better understand, manage, identify, and classify your assets.

Episode: Cybersecurity - Asset Classification (execcybered.com)

Dr. Bill Souza
Founder & CEO
Executive Cyber Education

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In this episode, I will discuss three challenging areas where cybersecurity education is falling short in preparing students and professionals to succeed in the field.

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In this episode, I discuss how to leverage your risk framework to make sound cybersecurity investment decisions. I addressed two critical questions that you will need to know the answers; first, how can you tell your program is doing the right thing? and second, How can you tell you are protecting the organization in a financially healthy way?

Dr. B.
Executive Cyber Education
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eBook: https://www.execcybered.com/risk-identification-ebook

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To get results you need to ask the right question, collect the data, analyze, and develop a robust and factual interpretation. This episode will guide you through the thought process and give you some ideas on how to develop a strong argument on where you should focus your cybersecurity investments and tools.

Infographic: https://executive-cyber-education.mykajabi.com/identification-analysis

Dr. B.

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Today’s episode I will discuss a strategy to identify critical systems in your organization. The steps I will discuss today will make sure your program is objective and repeatable.

The eBook mentioned in this podcast can be downloaded here:
https://executive-cyber-education.mykajabi.com/risk-identification-ebook

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Dr. B.
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Today’s episode we will discuss how to identify KRIs (key risk indicators). I’ll discuss a simple and effective way to do it; there seems to be a lot of confusion on what to measure and for a long time, subject matter experts believe we can’t measure Cybersecurity.