In today's hyperconnected world, cyberattacks have quietly become one of the most effective tools of modern statecraft. Forget missiles and tanks — why risk global outrage when a few well-placed lines of code can silently disable a port, disrupt a country's energy grid, or exfiltrate years of intellectual property?
Cyber has become a weapon. And the battlefield? It's everywhere — including your company's network.
In today's cyber threat landscape, data breaches are no longer a question of "if" but "when." As a CISO, you are the guardian of your organization's digital security. But what happens when a breach occurs and reporting it becomes an ethical and legal dilemma?
Have you ever felt like you’re the only adult in a room full of toddlers when managing a project? Welcome to my life as an IT Program Maestro. It’s a glamorous existence filled with orchestrating complex technical implementations while also reminding grown adults that, no, emails don’t send themselves, and yes, deadlines do matter.
Cybersecurity regulations are like a superhero trio: each has its quirks, powers, and fan base. Meet the contenders: ISO 27001, the perfectionist nerd; NIS2, the rule-enforcing boss; and DORA, the finance-savvy hustler. While they share a common goal of making our digital world safer, they go about it in hilariously different ways.
Let’s pit them against each other in this battle of frameworks. Who’ll emerge as the ultimate protector of cyberspace? Let’s find out.
2024 was a rollercoaster of a year in program management, especially in cybersecurity. As a program manager, I’ve learned that while we aim for perfection, chaos often sneaks in—sometimes hilariously. With input from a few of my colleagues (thank you for sharing your stories!), here are 10 moments from this year that had us laughing, shaking our heads, or both.
Why the NIS2 Directive is a Wake-Up Call for C-Level Executives
The digital landscape is evolving, and so are the threats that come with it. With the introduction of the NIS2 Directive, cybersecurity is no longer a back-office concern—it has become a top-level priority for leaders across critical and essential industries.