attacks that companies face each year (s...Figure 1.4. Still a very high rate of companies affected by cyber-attacks (sourc...2 Chapter 2Figure 2.1. The four missions of the board of directors (source: Starboard Advis...Figure 2.2. Civil and criminal liability of executives (source: Starboard Adviso...Figure 2.3. Background: CISOs are not very confident in the ability of their COM...Figure 2.4. Cyber-risk governance (source: Starboard Advisory)
3 Chapter 3Figure 3.1. History: the greater impact of cyber-attacks on the business of targ...Figure 3.2. Cyber-risk: a business risk (source: Naval Group)Figure 3.3. The interconnectivity of IT domains (source: Naval Group). For a col...Figure 3.4. Security breaches, the most striking feature of IoTs (source: accord...Figure 3.5. Companies are increasingly subscribing to cyber insurance (source: a...
4 Chapter 4Figure 4.1. Complying with the GDPR (source: Starboard Advisory). For a color ve...
5 Chapter 5Figure 5.1. Employees who are aware of cybersecurity, but who are not very invol...Figure 5.2. Most companies store at least some of their data in a cloud… most of...Figure 5.3. Companies deploy more than a dozen cybersecurity solutions on averag...Figure 5.4. Human intervention remains necessary in the eyes of CISOs (source: a...Figure 5.5. To secure data stored in a public cloud, the CISO does not only use ...
6 Chapter 6Figure 6.1. Preparing for a major cyber-attack: less than one in two companies f...Figure 6.2. Cyber resilience (source: Starboard Advisory)
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