Cyber Resilience: An Overview

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Tia Hopkins

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01 - Introduction

01 - Building a cyber-resilient organization.mp4

00:37

02 - 1. The Cyber Resilience Mindset

01 - What is cyber resilience and why should you care.mp4

04:07

02 - The key pillars of cyber resilience.mp4

04:02

03 - A comparison of cybersecurity and cyber defense.mp4

04:26

03 - 2. Operationalizing Cyber Resilience

01 - Anticipate Control the controllables.mp4

04:01

02 - Withstand Hang in there.mp4

04:20

03 - Recover Getting back to normal.mp4

04:09

04 - Adapt What did you learn.mp4

03:44

05 - Case study Major industry breach.mp4

04:25

04 - 3. Building the Strategy

01 - Understanding the business.mp4

03:32

02 - Understanding executive leadership concerns.mp4

04:01

03 - Prioritization.mp4

03:34

05 - 4. Communicating Cybersecurity Program Effectiveness

01 - The importance of effective communication.mp4

03:44

02 - Leveraging KPIs and metrics.mp4

04:31

03 - Team structure and cross-functional collaboration.mp4

04:00

04 - The art of storytelling.mp4

03:53

06 - Conclusion

01 - The future of cyber resilience.mp4

01:35

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In today's hyperconnected world, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for organizations to stay ahead of cyber attacks. Not only do you have to prepare for the risks you know about, but you also have to be prepared to handle the risks you don’t see coming. This course explains why cyber resilience—the ability to continuously identify, respond, and recover swiftly from a security incident—is an effective approach that organizations should focus on as a cybersecurity program. Instructor Tia Hopkins shares the knowledge, tools, and strategies you need to develop and implement a more resilient security program. She offers a comparison of cyber resilience, cyber defense, and cybersecurity frameworks to help you understand the unique characteristics and outcomes of each. Tia also looks at cyber resilience through the lens of NIST and the ability to anticipate, withstand, recover, and adapt to cyberattacks. Gain invaluable insights into effective strategies to safeguard against cyber threats.

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I am a Cybersecurity Executive who has spent the past 20+ years of my career in various IT and IT Security roles with over a decade of experience in the managed services space. My work focuses on helping organizations achieve cyber resilience through effective and efficient combinations of people, process, and technology; as well as influencing the rapid transformation and market value of high-growth, disruptive cybersecurity start-ups through market research and education, thought leadership and evangelism, product messaging, competitive differentiation, and roadmap guidance. In addition to my work at eSentire, I'm also an adjunct professor of Cybersecurity at Yeshiva University and am currently pursuing my PhD in Cybersecurity Technology Innovation Management. My mission is to help drive the growth and success of the cybersecurity industry by researching and addressing current industry challenges and trends, and taking an innovative approach to solving for both current and future concerns. Part of growing the industry involves attracting and retaining top talent. I'm committed to creating a next generation of cybersecurity professionals that is as diverse and inclusive as possible. Our adversaries come from all backgrounds and perspectives, and so should we. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family, coaching women’s tackle football, watching Cartoon Network, and eating Apple Jacks.

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