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Cyber Risk Defense Strategies for Law Enforcement and Enterprises

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Gain insights on cyber risk in law enforcement, enterprises, and nations. Learn about risk management, critical infrastructure protection, and necessary capabilities to address cyber threats effectively.

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Cyber Risk Defense Strategies for Law Enforcement and Enterprises

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  1. “Lessons from Defending Cyberspace”The Challenge of Addressing the Cyber Risk – for law enforcement, enterprises, nations, and the global community Andy Purdy

  2. Summary • Summary of the current cyber risk? • What approach should we take? • What capabilities do we need? • Risk management – for organizations and countries • How should we approach Critical Information Infrastructure Protection from a risk and preparedness perspective?

  3. What is the current cyber risk? • Moderately sophisticated malicious actors can intrude into systems almost at will • Intrusion into systems give outsiders the access of insiders • Economic espionage - theft of proprietary data • Theft of personal information and access to online accounts • Broad-based or targeted disruption of communications and database access, or attacks on the integrity of data

  4. What approach should we take? • Embrace security as part of the business, which means security must no longer be done in a silo and an afterthought. • Look to mature organizational security through the use of best practice guidelines or control frameworks such as ISO 17799/BS 7799, NIST 800-53 or COBIT. • Move day-to-day security into operations and work to eliminate redundancy.

  5. What capabilities do we need? • Participation by key stakeholders in the organization for risk and response and recovery • Commitment to assess, prioritize, and implement measures to mitigate risk • Situational awareness • Analytical and forensic capabilities • Incident response capability

  6. Risk management – for organizations & countries • Risk management is critical for organization and entire countries • Limited resources require prioritization • Internal stakeholders must work together in ongoing, dynamic process to identify critical functions, interdependencies, risks • Exercise and improve • Provide resource requirements to seniors

  7. How should we approach CIIP to address risk and preparedness? • Stakeholders at the national and int’l levels must work together to assess and mitigate risk, and plan, and build capacity for, response and recovery. • Use standards to drive risk reduction. • Exercise to identify gaps and improve. • Use this process to identify requirements to drive resource allocation and risk mitigation. • Limited resources require prioritization.

  8. Contact information: Andy Purdy President, DRA Enterprises, Inc. BigFix, Inc. Executive Advisory Board Andy.Purdy@andypurdy.com For technology solutions and for information about DRA Associates, Inc.: www.andypurdy.com

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