Cyber and privacy leaders' agenda
Cyber and privacy leaders must act now to tackle today’s most pressing security challenges.
Responding to cyber risks webcast
Panelists discuss how the cyber threat landscape is changing.
Top issues facing cyber and privacy leaders today
Even in times of a global crisis, cybersecurity and privacy threats don’t abate. If anything, the threat level increases as cyber attackers are even more determined and resourceful.
Now more than ever, you need to get strategies and priorities right. Here's how in three steps:
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Consider a program of radical control simplification and integration
We all recognize that the sheer number of tools and data sources we rely on makes them difficult to manage. This may compromise the CISO’s ability to understand and respond to an ever-increasing volume of security alerts. But it is hard to let go – particularly with heightened C-level concern about cyber risk. A recessionary environment is the perfect opportunity to take a step back and simplify the portfolio.
How to take the sting out of third-party risk management
The development of a data-driven, proactive and action-oriented third-party risk management (TPRM) system could help to provide the solution.
24 Feb 2020
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Build a strong culture of Security by Design
In the best of times, security is introduced into a digital transformation program late in the process – generally as a compliance item. With inevitable changes associated with greater use of cloud services, third-party outsourcing of core business functions, and/or reduction of internal staff, it is critical that the security team is introduced into the discussion as a business risk function.
How to manage cyber risk with a Security by Design approach
Security by Design is a new approach to cybersecurity that builds in risk thinking from the onset, enabling global innovation with confidence.
7 Feb 2020
Key solutions
Despite ongoing uncertainty over whether budgets will shrink or grow, EY research reveals that leaders expect to invest in the following areas:
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Data protection and privacy
It is well understood that privacy needs to evolve. This is driven by technological developments as well as changes in societal attitudes and perceptions – ordinarily rooted in national and cultural factors – which are highly reactive to the perception of peripheral events.
Now, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we must ask ourselves … what happens next? Have consumer perceptions of privacy fundamentally changed? Have our perceptions about trustworthiness of government and business shifted? Is there an opportunity for governments and businesses to redefine approaches to collection and use of personally identifiable information (PII) moving forward?
How to minimize risk through data disposition
Many organizations are struggling with the challenge of how to dispose of sensitive data but there is a methodology that works.
19 Feb 2021
How location tracking is raising the stakes on privacy protection
Managing and securing personal data takes more cross-functional collaboration throughout businesses than ever before.
18 Sep 2020
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Co-sourcing and outsourcing
Cybersecurity is increasingly diverse and complex and is now a critical function to enterprise risk management, requiring constant proper due care. The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the negative impact of rapid operational disruption. The need to temporarily redirect internal resources, to meet a surge in certain areas or obtain specialized resources, can make adding an outsourcing partner to your strategy a sound component to your business risk management efforts.
At minimum, seeking help with critical cybersecurity operational functions, such as cyberthreat detection and response or identity and access management, might be the right decision.
How managed services can accelerate business transformation
As businesses rebuild in 2021, transformation and the ability to think differently are critical – managed services can be the solution.
9 Dec 2020
COVID-19 pandemic: How banks can increase resilience against financial crime
A more agile, efficient and resilient approach to financial crime compliance can give banks the confidence to recover faster and stronger.
16 Jul 2020
Cybersecurity budgets in flux
73%
of security leaders expect their budgets to be impacted by COVID-19. Four in ten (41%) expect a reduction in funding, but about one-third (32%) expect budgets to rise.
Case study: creating a smarter, safer grid for new meters
EY teams are helping a national electricity company reinforce its legacy power infrastructure for a trusted, cyber-safe future.
Privacy in the wake of COVID-19
EY and The International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) launch new research on remote working, employee health monitoring and data sharing.
