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Resilience is built before the crisis
A continuity plan is not resilience. What counts is what your team can do on the first morning the mail system stops answering.
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What decides the outcome of a cyber crisis is settled before it starts. Articles on resilience, the tabletop exercise, crisis simulation, artificial intelligence and vulnerabilities, with one thread running through them: preparation makes the difference.
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A tabletop exercise shows what your plan forgot
Half a day, no production stopped: the tabletop exercise is the cheapest way to test a crisis plan.
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Crisis simulation: pressure changes decisions
Time that keeps running, several channels at once, incomplete information: what a simulation adds to a discussion.
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AI speeds up attacks, so preparation must keep up
AI did not invent cybercrime: it made some of its steps cheaper and faster, for both sides.
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You will not patch every vulnerability
Patching is not enough. You also need to know who decides, and what to do, the day an unpatched flaw is exploited.
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Readiness is a habit, not a project
A yearly exercise tests the organization of a year ago. Repetition is what protects, and cost is what makes it possible.
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