Post by Cyberbit

CEOs are right to be losing confidence in their cyber resilience. A threat landscape defined by geopolitical friction and AI-enabled attackers is colliding with aging infrastructure and overstretched teams, and most organizations still treat a cyberattack as a technical problem rather than what it is: a businesswide shock. That's the case David Etue, our Chief Strategy Officer, makes in a new feature on Senior Executive. A major cyber event can be a systemic economic shock, yet preparedness still gets handed to IT instead of built into business and mission planning. What real readiness looks like, in David's words: 👉 Align security to revenue- and mission-critical processes, rather than bolting it on after the fact. 👉 Run realistic cross-functional crisis exercises, not technical drills in isolation. 👉 Build industry, law-enforcement, and government relationships before you need them. 👉 Nationally, co-develop playbooks and joint exercises that assume adversaries blend cyber, physical, and information operations across sectors. Read the full article: https://hubs.ly/Q04lGSV_0