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The hostile limelight

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Thought Leadership
Resilience
The hostile limelight

Organisations around the world need to factor the geopolitical risk to cyber security – and the cyber-driven elements of geopolitical risk – into their strategic decision making.

Some of these considerations include:

  • Cyber in the conflict domain: How organisations should adapt security and resilience processes to manage a geopolitically-driven threat landscape;
  • The evolving regulatory regime: How organisations can prepare for a politically charged regulatory landscape powered by national security considerations, public trust and domestic politics; and
  • The media spotlight: What organisations need to do to manage the risks associated with cyber in the media, and prepare their cyber teams for the spotlight.

Read this KPMG report to find out more about these key considerations that can help weather the coming years of global affairs.

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Thought Leadership
Resilience
The hostile limelight

Organisations around the world need to factor the geopolitical risk to cyber security – and the cyber-driven elements of geopolitical risk – into their strategic decision making.

Some of these considerations include:

  • Cyber in the conflict domain: How organisations should adapt security and resilience processes to manage a geopolitically-driven threat landscape;
  • The evolving regulatory regime: How organisations can prepare for a politically charged regulatory landscape powered by national security considerations, public trust and domestic politics; and
  • The media spotlight: What organisations need to do to manage the risks associated with cyber in the media, and prepare their cyber teams for the spotlight.

Read this KPMG report to find out more about these key considerations that can help weather the coming years of global affairs.

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