Tag: National Cyber Security Centre
News round-up: this week in governance
Government push on UK cybersecurity; High Pay Centre finds three-year 33% pay rise for CEOs; OECD highlights due diligence differences; climate litigation is a systemic business risk
Call for boards to sign government Cyber Resilience Pledge
The initiative, launched by cybersecurity minister Baroness Lloyd of Effra CBE, prompts ‘practical, achievable’ and ‘proven’ action.
UK cybersecurity chief warns of ‘perfect storm’
AI and global disruption have brought ‘tumultuous uncertainty’ to organisations, says the CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre.
MPs vote against boardroom cybersecurity legislation
A UK bill, currently under debate, will not create liability for boards that fail to make cyber resilience a core responsibility.
Cybersecurity ‘is a boardroom issue’
Leaders need to take responsibility for their organisation’s cyber resilience, warns the National Cyber Security Centre.
Cybercrime tops UK auditors’ list of risks
The recent spate of UK attacks has brought data security and cybersecurity to the fore, says the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors.
News round-up: this week in governance
Cyber crime and the IoD’s code of conduct; director independence in Hong Kong; Adopting sustainability reporting standards
Cybersecurity needs a seat on the board
A cyber-attack on your organisation is guaranteed, so it’s time to think ‘when’, not ‘if’, and be prepared from the top down.
Cybercrime ransomware warning as amounts paid out rise
Yielding to a ransom demand will not ‘make an incident go away,’ warns cybersecurity lead, launching national campaign.
5 questions to ask chief information security officers
Board involvement helps to not only defend an organisation from cybersecurity threats, but also strengthen its resilience.