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Abstract
Cyber security continues to be an issue for organisations, particularly those that collect and use personal information. The implementation of a robust risk assessment and detailed control framework which is focused on addressing key threats is critical to achieving cyber resilience. Some organisations are keen to espouse their cyber security credentials, often in an effort to satisfy regulators, assure stakeholders and placate consumers. Regardless of this rhetoric, however, some of these organisations still suffer from a cyberattack. What does it mean when these words are not put into practice?
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Author's Biography
Nigel Phair is a Professor within the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University. He is an influential analyst on the intersection of technology, crime and society. Nigel has published five acclaimed books on the international impact of cybercrime, is a regular media commentator, and provides executive and board advice on strategy, risk and governance of technology. In a 21-year career with the Australian Federal Police he achieved the rank of Detective Superintendent and was a Team Leader of investigations at the Australian High Tech Crime Centre.
Citation
Phair, Nigel (2024, December 1). Cyberwashing: The disconnect between cyber security claims and real practices. In the Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, Volume 18, Issue 1. https://doi.org/10.69554/CDCM7958.Publications LLP