Christie Streicher

The Evolution of Cyber Resilience in Today's Threat Landscape With an ever-increasingly complex threat landscape, cyber resilience has evolved far beyond simple disaster recovery planning. As attackers continuously refine their techniques, organisations need comprehensive strategies that address security gaps before they can be exploited. While traditional approaches focus primarily on reactive measures, true cyber resilience

Cyber Resilience: Safeguarding Business Continuity in the Digital Age With our rapidly evolving threat landscape, organisations face increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks that threaten to disrupt critical business operations. A single successful attack can lead to devastating consequences—from financial losses and reputational damage to regulatory penalties and customer distrust. The question is no longer if an

Building Cyber Resilience: A Strategic Imperative With regulatory pressures mounting and attack techniques becoming more sophisticated, organisations must move beyond traditional security approaches. Building cyber resilience means developing the ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber threats while maintaining business operations. This strategic capability helps protect critical assets and ensures business continuity

Navigating Cyber Resilience for Mid-Sized Businesses Mid-sized businesses face a unique cybersecurity challenge—they're attractive enough targets for sophisticated attackers but often lack the robust security resources of larger enterprises. As regulatory requirements like NIS2, DORA, and UK CSRA gain momentum, these organisations find themselves needing to build cyber resilience while managing limited budgets and technical

What is Internal Cyber Risk Posture? Internal cyber risk posture refers to an organisation's security status regarding its internal networks, systems, and access controls. Unlike external security measures focused on perimeter defences, internal posture addresses vulnerabilities that could be exploited once an attacker gains initial access or from insider threats. Key elements of internal cyber

Understanding Internal Cyber Exposure in Today's Threat Landscape Internal cyber exposure represents one of the most significant blind spots in organisational security today. While most businesses focus heavily on external threats, the vulnerabilities lurking within their own systems often pose an equal or greater risk. These internal weaknesses—from misconfigurations to excessive user privileges—create pathways that

Securing Your Organisation: The Power of Security Posture Insights Securing your organisation against cyber threats requires more than simply deploying security tools. It demands a comprehensive understanding of your defensive posture and the ability to identify vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, organisations need deeper insights into their security configurations

Understanding Internal Attack Paths in Cybersecurity Understanding the internal pathways attackers use to move through your network is essential for robust cybersecurity. When you identify and address these vulnerabilities proactively, you significantly reduce your risk profile. Internal attack paths expose how attackers move laterally through your systems after initial compromise Risk hotspots often include excessive

Building Real-Time Cyber Risk Visibility In our digital environment, most organisations lack a comprehensive understanding of their internal cyber risk posture. While many invest in security tools and controls, few can confidently answer: "How vulnerable are we right now?" This gap between security investments and actual protection leaves businesses exposed to attacks that exploit unseen