This is a handy guide for CIO’s that seeks to provide guidance for Mobile Threat Defense.

This paper takes a look at the best way to prevent breaches, by detecting and mitigating leaks.

Insurance 2020 and beyond: Reaping the dividends of cyber resilience is the latest viewpoint in PwC’s Insurance 2020 and beyond series, which explores the megatrends that are reshaping the competitive environment for insurers, reinsurers, brokers and the markets in which they operate.

This report provides helpful insight into why board executives don’t understand Cybersecurity issues. It also adds helpful advice for how to convince the board of the importance of these issues.

This white paper provides an analysis of Risk Management and overcoming uncertainty.

This study prepared by the Cyentia Institute breaks down walls between cybersecurity leaders and Boards of Direc- tors. Data is often said to be the lifeblood of the company; yet, there is immense frustration at how risks to that information are measured, mitigated, and communicated across the enterprise. As the financial, regulatory, and legal stakes of data breaches and disruptions rise, leaders at all levels must come together to protect and further the business.

This is a handy guide to fraud protection management.

Read this paper to understand: How attackers compromise organizations, How you can more quickly detect attackers, How you can increase security without disrupting users

This paper was conceived to examine the relative value placed on data from the perspective of different stakeholders: be they enterprise security professionals, regulators, insurers or cybercriminals. An integral part of this process is determining what that data is worth. The report attempts to answer this question and to provide guidance that can be used to help evaluate the cost of data breaches. It also looks at what data risk vigilance measures organizations have in place.

A key takeaway from this research is that accountability for managing third party risk is dispersed throughout the organization. Not having one person or function with ownership of the risk is a serious barrier to achieving an effective third part risk management program.

This report is based on a survey conducted from a variety of groups with regards to Secops and why are there is a gap between what it intends to do and the reality of what it is.

The annual Vulnerability Review analyzes the evolution of software security from a vulnerability perspective. The review presents global data on the prevalence of vulnerabilities and the availability of patches, maps the security threats to IT infrastructures, and also explores vulnerabilities in the 50 most popular applications on private PCs.

Published in March of 2015, this report reviews the key figures and facts on vulnerabilities from a global information security perspective.

This year’s report illustrates how economic crime has evolved over the last two years, morphing into different forms depending on industrial sector and region.

The aim of this paper is to establish a database on studies, articles and working papers on cyber risk and cyber risk insurance.Based on this, we provide insurance practitioners and academics a high-level overview of the main research topics and future research directions in the field.

This report takes a look at the major incidents that took place in 2017.

This report seeks to identify key components toward a framework to cyber risk modeling and qualifying and quantifying known vulnerabilities in defenses, while providing macro-systemic guidance.

The Procrastinator’s Guide to Preparing for the GDPR, is an extensive guide to help you understand key requirements of the regulation and the approach you should take to address your organization’s compliance.

Here is another helpful eBook to provide insight into the GDPR compliance situation.

In this report, they examine four key areas where risks continue to emerge or, perhaps, more importantly, contain elements where the risks are unknown at this time: a) Cyber, b) Life, health and longevity, c) New Technologies, d)casualty catastrophe reserving.

This is a study into organisations’ attitudes towards the cyber threat, the management control processes they have in place, and their understanding and use of cyber insurance as a means of risk transfer.