Strategizing Cyber-Security

Jim Jaeger, a Chief Cyber-Security Strategist at Fidelis Cyber-Security participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Strategizing Cyber-Security. Strategizing Cyber-Security The power of the computer code, connected computers, the internet, and related innovations in information, communication, and digitization technologies has triggered massive advances in ideas and innovations that have over the years re-invented or are in the process of re-inventing entire nations: its government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA): its industries, sectors, governance models, business models, products, services and more. While these developments created new opportunities, they also created new risks, and none is greater than cyber-security risk. So, how to strategize cyber-security? As seen across nations, the cyber-security risks present an increasingly complex set of security challenges for each and every entity across each and every NGIOA. This is especially when today’s cyber-attacks include, but are not limited to, stealing intellectual property, disrupting critical infrastructure in cyberspace, geospace, and space; seizing digital identity, compromising online financial accounts, creating and distributing viruses and malware’s, stealing and posting confidential information, and encrypting systems to demand financial payoff. This growing web of cyber-attacks and cyber crimes are getting complex, criminally or politically motivated, and are planned and executed masterfully by very persistent, skilled, and well-funded individuals, groups, and organizations. Amidst these complex growing cyber-security challenges, how can any nation achieve cyber-security and secure cyberspace? How can any NGIOA strategize cyber-security? For more please watch the Risk Roundup Webcast or hear the Risk Roundup Podcast About the Guest Jim Jaeger is Chief Cyber-Security Strategist at Fidelis Cyber-Security and has previously held leadership roles at the National Security Agency and Air Force and has often been called in to brief intelligence directors at various federal agencies including the Department of Defense and CIA. About Risk Group Risk Group is a leading strategic security risk research and reporting organization. Copyright Risk Group LLC. All Rights Reserved Reference Episodes Future of Work – Battle between Human Work Force and Machine Work ForceTechnology Trends and Future of HumanityTechnology Trends and HumanificationDual Use Technology Dilemma and National Security RisksElectronic Warfare PreparednessFuture of TechnologyDigital Future – Complex Challenges of ChangeElectronic Warfare-An Existential RiskElectromagnetic WarfareWhat Role Gene Environment Plays In Gene Expression And Human Health SecurityFourth Industrial Revolution and SecurityMachine Learning Bias – An Existential RiskRisks and Rewards of Genomic MedicineCompetitive Intelligence and Risk ManagementStrategic IntelligenceDisruptive Innovation and Security  RisksDiagnostic Genomics and Security RisksNanoSatellites & Democratization of SpaceHealthcare in TurmoilSpace MiningSpace SecurityImpact InvestingBioEconomy – Promise and Perils of Synthetic BiologySocietal Impact of RoboticsComplex Security Risks of Mediterranean RegionAre Education Institutions Prepared for Digital DisruptionDigital Disruption in MarketingThe Middle East Geopolitical Puzzle and Risks to Global SecurityImpact of Cyber-Security Risks Global BusinessThe Digital Global Age – Contested CommonsStrategizing Digital TransformationEnergy Warfare The post Strategizing Cyber-Security appeared first on Risk Group.