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9 Steps to Cybersecurity

                        During this week I had the opportunity to read the book “9 Steps to Cybersecurity” written by Dejan Kosutic What You Need to Know in Order to Plan Your Company’s Cybersecurity in 9 Easy-to-understand Steps  I consider it a great introduction for basics cyber security […]

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During this week I had the opportunity to read the book “9 Steps to Cybersecurity” written by Dejan Kosutic

What You Need to Know in Order to Plan Your Company’s Cybersecurity in 9 Easy-to-understand Steps

 I consider it a great introduction for basics cyber security concepts to top management … a must reading

Following a brief description proposed on the web site ISO27001standard.com

What is a security system and which one would work best for your organization?

In this free eBook 9 Steps to Cybersecurity, Dejan Kosutic will show you the basics of cyber security and how to plan its implementation from a top management perspective. Learn your cybersecurity options and how to choose what will work best for your company.

  • Learn how to use risk management to make your cybersecurity a profitable investment.
  • Find out how cybersecurity can give your company a marketing edge and framework for complying with various information security laws and regulations.
  • See how to persuade upper management to act now.
  • You will discover the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability) and why is it important for your company.

Everything you need to know to develop a cybersecurity plan and monitor the implementation by setting measurable targets. This is a must read for anyone who needs to know about cyber safety including CEOs, CFOs, Chief Information Security Officer and other managers.