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This section presents the definition and significance of cybersecurity-related regulatory risks. In general, regulatory risks refer to potential consequences that businesses may encounter due to changes in laws or regulationsFootnote2enacted by various governmental entities at the international, national, or...
Most scholarly work has focused on the positive effects of digitalisation in Sub-Saharan Africa without accounting for the associated risks and mitigation measures at the firm level. Using the 2016 Enterprise ICT Survey of Kenya which provides a rich source of information on the use of ICT among...
As the overall cost and risks associated with cyber crimes continue to increase, so does the need to continuously implement, monitor, and upgrade prevention systems and technologies. Between foreign adversaries, terrorists, and everyday scammers, cyber-attacks are becoming smarter and more sophisticated...
The following are three key tips to mitigate any security risks that arise from digital transformation: • Cloud Security: given that a lot of technologies for digital transformation are cloud-based, it is crucial that you pay attention to this point. Cloud security starts with choosing the ...
Implement strong cybersecurity measures, including regular software updates and multi-factor authentication. As AI continues to reshape the business landscape, private equity firms — and businesses across sectors — must stay ahead of the curve in understanding and mitigating associated risks. By impleme...
These risks may emanate from a number of sources, often unforeseen, and the impacts can vary and may affect a business in a number of different ways. Attacks on critical infrastructure, such as industrial control systems, may be particularly severe and could have far-reaching consequences. The ...
themes and influential network nodes for the definition of cyber security, while “impacts of CIA vulnerabilities,”“probabilities of outcomes,” and “context-driven” were the most salient themes for cyber security risk. We...
regulations that specifically address either the appropriate protocols for networks to mitigate against these threats, or the reporting of such risks to the board, regulators and key stakeholders.Footnote 3 There are also internal governance implications. Dutta and McCrohan (2002) argue that cyber...
“operators of essential services”. Under NIS 1, EU member states could choose what this meant. In an effort to ensure more consistent application, NIS2 has set out its own definition. It eliminates the distinction between operators of essential services and digital service providers from NIS1,...