To protect their organization’s data from cyberattacks and other similar breaches, companies need to ensure that they have the necessary processes in place and see them through. The kind of processes a company charts out is critical to the implementation of an effective cybersecurity strategy. In addition, they are crucial in defining how an organization’s activities, roles, and documentation are used to mitigate information risks. It also helps organizations evolve and continuously update their defenses based on current threat trends.

I continue this cybersecurity awareness series with ex-FBI agent James Morrison and look at how enterprises can maximize their chances of protecting data from cyber threats. You can reach out to James Morrison at either [email protected] or check out his cyber education initiative at https://txcyberguy.com/.

The dangers of not taking data security seriously are many and irreversible. A key part of the mission of any company is to keep their data safe and ensure business continuity. The need for cyber security has never been more critical than today. With hacks, data breaches, and vulnerabilities in our system, it is more important than ever to have a strong cyber security strategy in place to protect your company’s most valuable assets. However, despite all the warnings about cyber security risks, many companies do not invest enough in this area because they are unsure about what steps they should take.

I continue this cybersecurity awareness series with ex-FBI agent James Morrison and look at how enterprises can maximize their chances of protecting data from cyber threats.  

One of the many side effects of the global pandemic has been that we have seen a huge increase in the number of hacks and data breaches in the shared workplace sources and remote work. The simple and obvious answer is that it is critical for any organization with sensitive data take steps to improve their posture and reduce their risk. By assessing your company's cybersecurity risks, company-wide changes, and improving security behavior, it will be possible to protect your business from most breaches of data. While companies are no longer asking whether cybersecurity is important, there is still a long way to go.

In the next cybersecurity awareness series, we talk to ex-FBI agent James Morrison this time to better understand the changing trends we see today and what is the first step in creating a cyber aware culture.

Be it a global retail firm or a government department, no one is immune from cyber risks today. Recovering from cyber breaches is difficult, so organizations need to invest in an effective cybersecurity today. Business leaders need an integrated approach that looks at the technical and the cybersecurity and keeps evolving to meet the challenges. Bob Moore and I wrap up this series on corporate cybersecurity by brainstorming what makes a successful cybersecurity strategy.

Leveraging data to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency is an imperative for all enterprises. Mphasis helps clients liberate data, move data to the cloud, and power operational and strategic decisions using data from all over the enterprise. Anup Nair (CTO – Digital & Data at Mphasis) talks about the right approach and his experience in tackling extensive data transformation.

For any company, especially those unprepared, a data breach may be devastating. Business leaders must be proactive with preventive measures if business data are to be secure. The first step is to understand the common causes of data violations and how to prevent them from being compromised. I am back with Bob Moore in this episode as we continue discussing some of the new trends and challenges in corporate security

Insights from a specialist on how to manage the increased Cyber Security threats to our businesses. Clear ideas and simple steps to get all of us started in building a safe and secure workplace.

In this new series, I'm joined by Bob Moore, and we take a peek behind the curtain of corporate security and see how the needle has shifted. Bob has over two decades of experience in the IT industry, leading teams at Compaq Computer Corporation, HP, and now HPE. He's the driving force behind the new HPE program Infosight, which uses artificial intelligence to detect possible security threats. Bob has been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, rebuilding infrastructure and managing IT systems and is now a Lieutenant Colonel with the US Army Special Operations Command and conducts his army reserve duty at Ft Bragg, North Carolina.

In this first episode, Bob and I discuss some of the new trends and challenges in corporate security.

The pandemic accelerated technological adoption while exposing cyber vulnerabilities and unpreparedness and it is more important than ever to protect your information. So, what about 2021? How do we ensure that our data is protected? Scott Harsany joins me as we turn the magnifying lens on to the topic of cybersecurity and analyze trends and share recommendations about how you can keep your data safe. In the final episode, we look at how you can protect yourself from one of the most common forms of cyberattack – phishing scams and more.

The pandemic accelerated technological adoption while exposing cyber vulnerabilities and unpreparedness and it is more important than ever to protect your information. So, what about 2021? How do we ensure that our data is protected? Scott Harsany joins me as we turn the magnifying lens on to the topic of cybersecurity and analyze trends and share recommendations about how you can keep your data safe.

In the second episode, we continue looking at how to keep our data and the tools and practices that can help us make cybersecurity a habit.

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The pandemic accelerated technological adoption while exposing cyber vulnerabilities and unpreparedness and it is more important than ever to protect your information. So, what about 2021? How do we ensure that our data is protected? Scott Harsany joins me as we turn the magnifying lens on to the topic of cybersecurity and analyze trends and share recommendations about how you can keep your data safe.

In the first episode, we look at some rules of thumb that we can use to improve our personal cybersecurity and help us avoid becoming a victim of cybercrime.