Resources

Qualitative or Quantitative? The risk assessment methodology you use should depend on what you are trying to measure and what outcomes you’d like to see from that measurement.

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Once again, we find the financial sector as the target of a string of attacks making its way across the United States and Russia. The “MoneyTaker” group was reported to have conducted over 20 successful attacks in 2016 and 2017, stealing a total of over $11 Million along with sensitive information t...

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A comprehensive, measurable, and repeatable IT Risk Assessment should be used to help an organization make better decisions. Without a detailed framework, any money spent on information security is akin to throwing darts at a board.

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It's time to shift our thinking when it comes to security awareness training. Yearly education and testing just doesn't cut it in today's cyber world. Security awareness is a topic we should have in front of our people on a much more consistent basis. So, what does good security awarenes...

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Demos are held on Wednesday of each week. You can pick a date that works for you upon registering. Join this webinar to view a demo of the software and learn how SBS can partner with you to create a stronger security awareness program.

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To help young women learn more about cyber security, SBS CyberSecurity has made a donation to the DSU cyber programs. The gift will send six DSU students to the 2018 Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) conference in Chicago, held March 23-24, 2018.

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Stop Us If You’ve Heard This Before... Last week, Uber – the embattled ridesharing company - made public details regarding the compromise of personal user data dating back to October 2016. Information potentially leaked in the breach includes the email addresses, phone numbers, and na...

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As we approach the end of 2017, it’s always a good time to look back on the lessons we learned and look ahead at improving our Information Security Plan, especially our Emergency Preparedness plans. Here are three quick and easy wins that can take any Business Continuity Plan to the next level.

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When creating a BIA, there are going to be three (3) main components that you should address to get the best results, including 1) Impacts, 2) Timeframes, and 3) Dependencies. This article will cover each of these BIA components, along with a little information on your business processes themselves.

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October 21-26: An innovative program designed by, and especially for, information security officers in the financial industry.

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