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Act, Don't React: A Leader's Guide to Cybersecurity
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If it hasn't happened yet, it is only a matter of time before your organization has a 'cyber incident'. The FBI estimates that a cyber incident will occur every 14 seconds this year, ranging from minor, accidental disclosures of sensitive information to a major theft of data and other valuable assets by criminals, state-sponsored actors, or terrorists. The authors show that cyber threats are the result of three interrelated characteristics: those who engage in cyber attacks, or the Threat Actors; the value they expect to extract from the Targets they attack; and the 'Attack Vectors' they will use to attack your organization. Understanding how these three elements interact is critical for every modern leader.