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8 data strategy mistakes to avoid

CIO Business Intelligence

Without mission-orientation, it can be especially challenging for organizations to prioritize data initiatives, allocate resources efficiently, and foster an engaged workforce that has a clear understanding of how their work has a genuine impact on business outcomes.” Overlooking these data resources is a big mistake.

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Disruption Doesn’t Make an Appointment. A Guide for Handling the Unwelcome Knock.

CIO Business Intelligence

The one huge lesson is there’s no bad side to planning to avert pushing the limits of technology capacity, workforce resiliency, and existing business continuity strategies and disaster recovery planning. Continuously monitor utilization and uptime of applications, servers, and network resources. Something happens!

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How to Improve Your Organization’s Cyber Resiliency

CIO Business Intelligence

NIST defines cyberresilience as “the ability to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse conditions, stresses, attacks, or compromises on systems that use or are enabled by cyber resources.”.

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Strong Business Continuity Management Brings Resilience

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs must also account for the criticality and timing of each business process, from front-office processes such as sales and customer service to back-office processes such as operations, human resources and finance. When businesses attend to these concerns, configuring disaster recovery features in the cloud is reasonably straightforward.

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Best practices for developing an actionable cyberresilience road map

CIO Business Intelligence

NIST defines cyberresilience as “the ability to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse conditions, stresses, attacks, or compromises on systems that use or are enabled by cyber resources.”

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Cybersecurity Culture: How Princeton University's Security Team Created It

SecureWorld News

When David Sherry became Chief Information Security Officer at Princeton University, he says cybersecurity was done well. "I I don't want you to think security at Princeton was some sort of vast wasteland. Some of this is tools, some of it's solutions, some of it was resources we provided them, some of it is pure psychology.

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5 tips to ensure your cloud databases are compliant, secure and private

Dataconomy

Data has never been more precious as a resource, making data security more crucial than ever before. Review backup, disaster recovery, and incident response At the same time as implementing strong controls and protections to prevent a security breach from ever taking place, it’s also critical to plan for that eventuality.