How to Build a Cyber Resilient Organisation

The Covid pandemic has given many organisations cause to consider the resiliency of their business operations. Within the cyber realm, the rise of both ransomware and destructive malware attacks, as well as the need to secure the technology that has been rapidly deployed in response to the pandemic has meant that firms can no longer rely on their traditional responsive postures: they need to move to a posture of cyber resilience. Join this webinar - led by a practitioner with extensive experience of response activity & capability analysis - to hear the common traits that cyber resilient organisations exhibit, as well as highlighting some of the challenges when moving to a such a posture. You will gain insights including:

• What are the most successful paths that organisations have taken to achieve cyber resilience?
• What are the pitfalls that can cause technical and process debt?
• How do you identify and eliminate the fragile artefacts that cause the greatest risk
• How is it best to adopt and operationalise best-practice frameworks to lower operational overheads?

Speaker Bio:

James Blake is an Advisory CISO for ServiceNow covering Europe, Middle East and Africa.

His role involves providing customers with C-level operational context in risk management and security operations. Before joining ServiceNow James led a consulting practice at HP Enterprise which built security operations capabilities end-to-end for over 91 customers, including many FORTUNE/FTSE 100, as well as helping over 200 other organisations transform their operational cybersecurity capability. Prior to HP Enterprise, James was both the Director of Global Cyber Risk for Corporate & Investment Bank and the Global Head of Cyber Security Integration at JPMorgan Chase. He was also the Chief Information Security Officer for Mimecast, a global NASDAQ-listed Software-as-a-Service vendor, where he was responsible for securing the data of millions of customers across 11 data centres in 4 continents.