“A $2 million punch. The average cybersecurity incident at a small- or medium-sized company leads to $2 million of business interruption losses, according to the most recent Ponemon Institute. Yet only 30% of the companies surveyed believe they are adequately prepared...
We’re all reading about the increasingly common risk of cybersecurity exposure, the bad actors launching attacks from all over the world, and the embarrassing press announcements by companies that have been victims of these attacks. What doesn’t make the news is what...
To all who made a well thought out plan for 2020: sorry about that, glad you’re still there. To all who despaired of any ability to create a plan for 2021, this blog’s for you. We have three big reasons for developing annual plans (for this article, think both...
“Live Out Loud” by Karen Dellosso Why do companies automate? The answer is typically some combination of the following reasons: Better Results, i.e. to provide a better product or service Error reduction, especially reducing accidental human mistakes...
That expression will be familiar to readers who have served on boards of directors or have had some board governance training. They will agree with it or not, often largely depending on their financial involvement. I was reminded of this axiom while reading a post...
