The third book in the Global Risk Series is dedicated to IT and Cyber Risks.
Rapidly changing and advanced technologies are making it increasingly difficult for companies and governments to manage and secure confidential data.
According to the 2014 Global Risk report compiled by the World Economic forum, the technological risks of cyber attacks, data fraud/theft and critical information infrastructure breakdown are strongly connected to each other and to risks such as terrorist attacks and global governance failure.
Fresh thinking at all levels on how to preserve, protect and govern the common good of a trusted cyberspace must be developed.
Learn from some top experts in the industry as they explain major IT and Cyber security issues and ways how to address them. Check out their tips and use the links at the end of each article to navigate back to the website to leave your comment or ask a question.
Some of the topics include:
Is Cybersecurity an Inside Job?
Security issues of Cloud Computing
Can a computer virus make you ill?
Security Risks of Web 2.0
Phishing Scams
Web-based Malware, exploits and other attacks
Data Breaches and Data Leak
and many more
Special thanks go to members who contributed to this report: Larry Karisny, Michael C. Thomsett, Biji Scaria, Steven Minsky, Rebecca Beard, Edwin Etadafe, Norbert Boon, Lesego, Jacques LeDisco, Sebastien Jaouen.
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The second book in the series: Risk, Regulation and Compliance
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