Cybercrime is taking on ever more and ever new forms – from data theft or forgery to computer sabotage or cyber espionage to improper handling of company information by staff, suppliers, or other business partners. And malicious cybercrime is only part of the problem. Defensive approaches to combat the threat must keep pace. Firms can no longer rely on existing corporate risk management approaches or their IT department’s capabilities; they must implement more far-reaching measures. Effective information security is an issue that involves the whole company, and it needs to be established as a permanent item on the board’s agenda. The challenges are multidimensional and call for a broad approach to risk assessment. Oliver Wyman has identified the key criteria that determine the success of sustainable information security management.
Cybersecurity and information security have become key challenges for enterprises in every industry around the globe.
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