Top 10 Gotchas of Cyber Regulation

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Pete Lindstrom

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01 - Introduction

01 - Rethinking cyber regulations.mp4

00:48

02 - A brief history of cyber regulations.mp4

03:29

03 - Purpose and goals of todays cyber regulations.mp4

02:09

04 - How to read cyber regulations.mp4

02:33

05 - Compliance is not security.mp4

03:08

02 - 1. Top 10 Gotchas of Cyber Regulations

01 - Cyber regulations are vague.mp4

03:34

02 - Cyber regulations are too prescriptive.mp4

02:03

03 - Cyber regulations are too complex.mp4

02:13

04 - Cyber regulations are expensive.mp4

02:40

05 - Cyber regulations are impractical.mp4

01:35

06 - Cyber regulations are subjective.mp4

01:26

07 - Cyber regulations are ineffective.mp4

01:31

08 - Cyber regulations are insufficient.mp4

02:20

09 - Cyber regulations can backfire.mp4

03:35

10 - Cyber regulations are conflicting.mp4

01:48

03 - 2. Addressing Gotchas in Regulatory Compliance

01 - The role of control frameworks in cyber regulations.mp4

02:25

02 - The nature of cybersecurity risk.mp4

01:38

03 - Key strategies for cyber compliance.mp4

01:57

04 - Towards cybersecurity efficacy.mp4

04:06

04 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:38

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Cybersecurity regulations are intended to provide oversight for cybersecurity professionals to develop a strong cybersecurity program, but often create confusion and increase costs. With regulations, there is no “sweet spot” that satisfies all constituents and affected parties, and these regulations often have challenges in the application and ongoing enforcement of the rules they contain.

In this course, Pete Lindstrom details his top ten cybersecurity regulation challenges and guidance on how to address them. Pete starts with a brief history of cybersecurity risks and the incidents and issues that spawned the need for regulations. He describes the key regulations within this context and discusses the approaches used in the regulations to address the challenges. Pete also gets into the specific nature of the most prevalent regulations and gives an action plan to address the most common types of “gotchas.”

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