From fortifying your defenses against ransomware to securing your supply chain and safeguarding sensitive data, this comprehensive guide equips you with the tools and strategies to proactively mitigate risks and build a future-proof cybersecurity posture in 2024 and beyond.
In today's landscape, the CFO's role in cybersecurity is evolving as they take on new responsibilities including vendor risk management and regulatory compliance.
Cyber liability insurance providers require companies to employ high standards for cybersecurity risk management to ensure coverage eligibility.
For banks, credit unions and other financial institutions, modern IT challenges, if not properly planned for and executed, can swiftly derail operations and lead to seismic consequences. In thinking through the effectiveness of your IT operations, consider the following key areas and the challenges they may present.
Omega’s most knowledgeable IT minds share their thoughts on cybersecurity and technology trends for the year 2023 — including IT automation, cloud optimization, regulatory compliance and more.
CFOs, COOs and other executives are facing immense pressure to ensure the IT compliance process maximizes internal efficiencies and that security practices ultimately minimize the cost of a breach.
Beyond satisfying increasing regulatory demands and standards set forth by clients, investors, boards of directors and other stakeholders, businesses across nearly every industry are also contending with high standards for securing cybersecurity liability insurance.
Drivers like compliance and cyber liability are influencing the way companies think about risk management, and their reliance on trusted partners like MSPs to help them manage it.
Businesses today rely heavily on the digital world to fuel their operations, and as such, they happily enjoy the associated benefits of convenience, profitability, flexibility and more.