Pwned is a weekly information and cyber security podcast addressing real-world security challenges. Occasionally funny, always informational, and driven by those who live and breathe security. Each episode we dive into the latest and greatest in technology, security frameworks, best practices, and how-tos. We’ll chat with industry leaders to learn how they got to where they are, what they see coming, and how they learned from their mistakes.
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Pwned is a weekly information and cyber security podcast addressing real-world security challenges. Occasionally funny, always informational, and driven by those who live and breathe security. Each episode we dive into the latest and greatest in technology, security frameworks, best practices, and how-tos. We’ll chat with industry leaders to learn how they got to where they are, what they see coming, and how they learned from their mistakes.
In this episode of Pwned, Justin and Jack are evaluating a four-step process for developing a cybersecurity strategy and end up creating one of their own. If you’re looking for some ideas or a blueprint for your own planning, it’s probably worth a listen. Stay tuned for our upcoming blog: 4 Steps to a Rock-Solid Cybersecurity Strategy for an in-depth look at what we came up with! As a recap, here are our four steps to a cybersecurity strategy: Step 1: Ask and UnderstandThe single most important component in every cybersecurity strategy is understanding your business thoroughly. Step 2:Apply Your Expertise With a deep understanding of your business in place, you are now ready to apply your knowledge to define the appropriate security controls and measures. Step 3: Measure ProgressNow that you have your security controls in place, it's time to assess how well you're implementing them. This step involves measuring your progress and identifying any gaps. It's also an opportunity to involve key stakeholders and keep them informed. Step 4: Create and CommunicateThe final step involves formalizing your cybersecurity strategy and ensuring its ongoing relevance and effectiveness. It's about creating a living, breathing strategy that evolves with your organization's needs. Key elements of this episode: 0:26 – Introduction to 4 steps to build a cybersecurity strategy 2:32 – Know your organization’s tolerance for risk mitigation 5:04 – Planning roadmaps for internal success 5:33 – These four steps are a great starting point, but they won’t get you all the way home 6:02 – Crucial missing piece: Your cybersecurity strategy should start with your business strategy 7:33 – Building a cybersecurity strategy = building a house 9:07 – Meet the organization where they're at 11:49 – Educate organizations on what they need to know for their security strategy 13:09 – NuHarbor’s 4 steps to creating a cybersecurity strategy 14:00 – Step 1 – Ask and Understand 18:08 – Step 2 – Apply Your Expertise 21:24 – Step 3 – Measure Progress 24:58 – Step 4 – Create and Communicate If you have any questions or suggestions, send us an email at pwned@nuharborsecurity.com. For general information, you can reach us at info@nuharborsecurity.com. If you like our content, please like, share, and subscribe! We’ll catch you on the next one. Check out NuHarbor Security for complete cybersecurity protection for your business and a security partner you can trust. Website: https://nuharborsecurity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nuharbor/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NuHarbor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nuharbor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nuharborsecurity/
Pwned: The Information Security Podcast
Pwned is a weekly information and cyber security podcast addressing real-world security challenges. Occasionally funny, always informational, and driven by those who live and breathe security. Each episode we dive into the latest and greatest in technology, security frameworks, best practices, and how-tos. We’ll chat with industry leaders to learn how they got to where they are, what they see coming, and how they learned from their mistakes.
