Our Guide to Surviving Uncertain Times – Part 2 of 3 Parts Series
In the Part 1, we discussed why building cyber resilient resources is critical to building an agile and adaptive business solution. Continuing on the same topic, in this blog we discuss on nuances of implementing cyber resilient resources.
If not already evident, cyber resilience is a multi-level function in an organization. Just line organisation level functions are broken into more granular bits, we break the cyber resilience framework into Goals, Objective and Techniques.
Goals can be considered as a starting point, providing the linkage between risk management decisions at the business process level and at the system resource level.
At a minimum, cyber resilience seeks to address the following goals.
Objectives are specific statements of what a system must achieve in its operating environment and sustain the same throughout its lifecycle.
Implementation is a futile exercise if we do not know how to measure its success. And that’s where we will be heading to in Part 3 of this 3 Part series – Measuring Cyber Resilience.
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