Sentence examples for cybersecurity decisions from inspiring English sources

In the Bush administration, cybersecurity decisions were made in a highly classified fashion.

What remains unclear, however, is how the new administration will balance cybersecurity decisions between military and civilian organizations.

"Flight simulators" to prepare managers for cyberattacks lead to better cybersecurity decisions.

Cybersecurity decisions made by the security teams can have direct impact on business opportunities and processes.

But while CMOs "are key drivers of digital-based growth for most organizations, many are not in the habit of working with the CIO, and are certainly not in the habit of working with the security department". In fact, besides voicing a desire for a seamless customer experience, CMOs have been reluctant to get more involved with online customer identification and other cybersecurity decisions.

As a systems scientist at MIT Sloan School of Management, I have made cybersecurity decision-making one of the central areas of my research.

Cybersecurity decision makers are viewed as the 'police' or 'doom mongers' by fellow employees, according to new research commissioned by Thycotic, an access management software provider.

Participants will learn about the NISF Framework for Policy and Management, experience a demonstration of the types of decisions cybersecurity leaders make and the consequences of those decisions, and create a cybersecurity plan of action.

Participants will learn about NISF Framework for Policy and Management, experience a demonstration of the types of decisions cybersecurity leaders make and the consequences of those decisions, and create a cybersecurity plan of action.

Participants will learn about the NIST Framework for Policy and Management, experience a demonstration of the types of decisions cybersecurity leaders make and the consequences of those decisions as well as the creation of a cybersecurity plan of action.

In the case of cybersecurity, a rational decision-maker invests in information security if the investment yields a positive return, or if the cost of the investment is less than that of the risk it eliminates.