The Future of Cyber

CyberSecurity, NIST 800-171 and CMMC

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Written/Performed/Produced by Erik Alexander
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Risk Management

Christopher Wright, author of 'Fundamentals of Information Risk Management Auditing', sits down with us and talks about his book. Buy this book here:  https://www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/product/fundamentals-of-information-risk-management-auditing

Author Podcast: Fundamentals of Information Risk Management Auditing, with Christopher Wright

For more than 30 years, the cybersecurity community has worked to increase the effectiveness of our cybersecurity and resilience efforts. Today we face an explosion of devices, the pervasiveness of software, the threat of adversarial capability, and the dependence of national capabilities on the cyber domain. These challenges demand that we think about how to achieve the future we need. In this podcast, the first in a series exploring The Future of Cyber, Bobbie Stempfley, director of the CERT Division of the SEI, and Dr. Michael McQuade, vice-president for research at Carnegie Mellon University, explore past and present technologies that have helped to secure our digital infrastructure and how past advancements will help us secure future architectures.

The Future of Cyber: Security and Resilience

Computers and information technology are getting more and more integrated into our daily lives, so they need to be easy to use. But recent, historically large data breaches have demonstrated the need to make systems more secure and to protect information about individuals. How will the security−privacy−usability triangle successfully accommodate the challenges that the future will bring? In this podcast, Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor, director of CyLab, sits down with Bobbie Stempfley, director of the SEI’s CERT Division, to talk about the future of cyber in security and privacy.

The Future of Cyber: Security and Privacy

What is a risk and how do you manage them in projects? 
What are positive versus negative risks and how do you stay on top of them? What is the difference between a problem and a risk and how do we apply this to the coronavirus outbreak? 

Sheries Ruddock, Operations Associate at the IDB, discusses with Golda Lee Bruce, Development Storyteller and Communications Coordinator at the IDB, how critical risk management is to projects and how this applies to development work and today’s world.
 
Risk Management in projects is not a methodology but a change of mindset, focusing proactively on managing risk that includes stakeholders, more than problem-solving in a reactive and individual way.

To gain further knowledge and skills in risk management, you can enroll now in our massive open online course (MOOC) Risk Management in Development Projects. The course is designed for project management practitioners and introduces them to basic knowledge and practice of risk management in development projects. What’s more, is that it's self-paced, offered in three languages (English, Portuguese and Spanish) and provides 30 PDUs for those with project management professional certification. We encourage PMP and CAPM certified persons to participate!

Here are the links to enroll in the course:

English - https://www.edx.org/course/risk-management-in-development-projects

Portuguese - https://www.edx.org/course/gestao-de-riscos-em-projetos-de-desenvolvimento

Spanish - https://www.edx.org/course/gestion-de-riesgos-en-proyectos-de-desarrollo

You can find more about MOOCs on our DevTrends blog:
https://blogs.iadb.org/caribbean-dev-trends/en/learning-for-caribbean-development/.

Finally, make sure to check out all our work in the Caribbean region here.
https://devtrends.iadb.org/en

Why is Risk Management So Important and How Do We Use It in Development Projects?

The culture of computers and information technology evolves quickly. In this environment, how can we build a culture of security through regulations and best practices when technology can move so much faster than legislative bodies? The Future of Cyber Podcast Series explores whether we can use the innovations of the past to address the problems of the future. In this SEI Podcast, David Hickton, founding director of the University of Pittsburgh Institute for Cyber Law, Policy, and Security, sits down with Bobbie Stempfley, director of the SEI’s CERT Division, to talk about the future of cybercrime.

The Future of Cyber: Cybercrime

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Webcast URL: https://www.theknowledgegroup.org/webcasts/ransomware-prevention-and-crackdown/

Ransomware remains a pervasive threat to businesses throughout many industries. As this type of cyberattack continues to increase and become more sophisticated, companies grapple to seek new and effective ways to protect their security systems. Putting preventive measures in place is good; however, organizations should go beyond just prevention.

With the growing inevitability of ransomware attacks and other cybersecurity threats, companies are called to put more focus and emphasis on crisis preparation. Robust data back-up and recovery strategy should be developed and synchronized with the company’s overall business continuity plan to ensure that operations will be able to resume in the quickest possible time in cases of attacks.

In this LIVE Webcast, seasoned data security experts Alex Fagioli (Tectrade) and Melissa Krasnow (VLP Law Group) will provide you with an in-depth discussion of the most pressing cybersecurity issues concerning ransomware. Discover why companies need to rethink their current approaches and give priority to building efficient recovery systems. Speakers will highlight the best preparation and recovery strategies that cybersecurity leaders can apply within their organization.

For any more information please click on the webcast URL at the top of this description.

Ransomware Prevention And Crackdown - Before The Show #167

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The Future of Cyber: Security and Privacy

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