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Concrete action is required to develop a Cyber Security plan, but how and when do you start? With predictions from business, government, and public sector telling us CyberSecurity are never going away.  CyberAttacks remains the number one greatest threat to business and society around the globe. Companies like CyberVentures have projected that the financial loss due to Cyber Crime will reach $6 Trillion by 2021.

Don’t be surprised, but hackers are now using AI to weaponize malware and to find and circumvent the advancements being made in cybersecurity solutions. Motivated by any number of reasons, these attacks can be directed at ANY company, organization or institution:

• CyberCriminals can be individuals or groups targeting companies  for financial gain or simply cause disruption
• CyberAttacks often involves politically motivated information gathering
• CyberTerrorism is intended to undermine electronic systems to cause panic or fear in a society

How can you protect your business from CyberSecurity Threats?

Ok, so you send your IT team out to buy more technology, anti-malware, anti-virus, encryption software or technology, and sign-up for end-user security training. That could be a great start, but without a security plan that’s been thought out across the organization and guidance from experts, you may spend a lot of money and not improve your security posture at all.  So, let’s think through a planning process to protect and defend your business.

1. Work with the Right People:

• Create a security plan for the entire organization
• All products and processes should be desigedn with security and responsibility defined
• Redefine all personnel roles because anyone with access to a computer or information needs training
• Choose an organization like RevClouds to make sure Cybersecurity experts are added to your team
• Using high-tech software and equipment isn’t enough – make sure your tech staff is trained and has the skills to manage your plan

2. Make the Strategy Planning Inclusive:

• Your business is made up of a variety of departments with any number of internal processes as well as SaaS automation tools.
• And, most companies have untreated processes like supply chain which may involve some or all of your departments and employees. Each process and access touch needs to be considered
• Defending your business requires a thorough understanding of your business priorities:
• Business model and value chain
• Company’s risk culture, roles, responsibilities, and governance,
• Regulatory and compliance requirements
• IT should not tackle enterprise cybersecurity alone. All stakeholders should be involved in the company’s security and future.

3. CyberSecurity Must be Comprehensive

• Business security strategies must incorporate and focus on both  internal and external CyberThreats regardless of scale, form, or target.
• Your plan must detail and evaluate every person, device, software, process, equipment, transport and storage private, public or hybrid cloud.
• Application: How many? On company device/network or SaaS in the cloud
• Information Security: Written and distributed. practices & policies, personnel, onsite/offsite
• Network Security: Diagramed and recorded, end-t0-end, LAN, WAN, Intrusion Detection, Monitoring, Alerts
• Disaster Recovery Planning:  Documented Policies, Location, Employee, Information, Client, Supplier, Business Continuity
• Operational SecurityL Identification of Critical Information, Analysis of Threats, Analysis of Vulnerabilities, Assessment of Risks, Application of Appropriate Countermeasure