Risk management in modern organizations requires automated data-driven technology. Businesses must identify and prioritize risks, though definitions vary, making it hard to understand exposure. Risk mitigation helps minimize harm, often through controls and contingency plans. Common strategies include risk acceptance, avoidance, transfer, sharing, buffering, strategizing, testing, quantification, reduction and digitization. To manage cybersecurity and operational risks centrally, businesses must integrate strategies into their organizational culture, moving away from risky manual processes.
The NCSC wants developers to get serious on software security
The NCSC’s new Software Security Code of Practice has been praised by cyber professionals as a significant advancement in enhancing software supply chain security.
