What is Digital Resilience?
Digital resilience is an organization’s ability to continue to operate through an impairment, and to stay in business while minimizing customer harm, reputational damage, and financial loss.
Resilient organizations:
- Know their entire, as-built networks, including data paths within the network
- Set targets, measurements, and goals for defense and response
- Employ best practices in change management and prioritize risks and intelligence for better decision-making
- Respond rapidly to incidents – while maintaining operational readiness, reducing the risk of losing data, and preventing additional harm
Don’t let your company be the next grim headline . . .
Cybercrime is on the rise — and businesses large and small are at risk. For management, the question is not if you will be targeted, but when. Are you prepared?
Is your enterprise actively monitoring network vulnerabilities and threats, taking steps to understand and contain attacks, enabling continued operation during an incident?
In Digital Resilience: Is Your Company Ready for the Next Cyber Threat, author Ray Rothrock lays bare strategies not just for surviving attacks, but thriving even while under assault.
By Ray A. Rothrock
RedSeal CEO and former General Partner, Venrock
Foreword by Richard A. Clarke
Author of CYBERWAR and former U.S. National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection and Counterterrorism and CEO of Good Harbor
DIGITAL RESILIENCE RESOURCES
Digital Resilience: What You Can Do – Now
The Bonus Chapter to Digital Resilience by Ray A. Rothrock
To regain control both in feeling and fact requires that we become resilient in our digital lives. Here’s how.
A Recipe for Resilience
By Dr. Mike Lloyd, RedSeal Chief Technology Officer
This new focus on resilience requires a shift in thinking – this document aims to provide a framework that can guide your approach.
PAST EVENTS FEATURING DIGITAL RESILIENCE
SINET Showcase
A Holistic Approach To Cyber That Will Increase Cyber Posture And Also Enable Your Business
World Affairs Councils of America 2018 National Conference
Digital Resilience with Dina Temple Raston
Computer History Museum
Digital Resilience with Ray Rothrock
Carnegie Science
The Future of Cybersecurity: Winning the War
DIGITAL RESILIENCE IN THE NEWS
Cyber Canon Book Review: Digital Resilience
Palo Alto Networks | May 15, 2019
Digital Resilience: Is Your Company Ready for the Next Cyber Threat? by Ray Rothrock, Book Reviewed by Ron Gula, President Gula Tech Adventures & Co-Founder Tenable Network Security
I recommend “Digital Resilience: Is Your Company Ready for the Next Cyber Threat” to smart people who need to rapidly learn the history and issues of cybersecurity, so they can make effective decisions and formulate strategies to manage cybersecurity today.
An Interview with Ray Rothrock at the 2019 CERIAS Symposium
Cyber.Now Podcast | April 15, 2019
Host Nick Sturgeon interviews Ray Rothrock, the CEO of RedSeal and the opening Keynote for the 2019 CERIAS Security Symposium. The Cyber.Now Podcast is a weekly 30 minute liberty-based program, focusing on the latest in technology, politics, cybersecurity and government.
Top 10 Must-Read Books on Information Security in 2019
Sensors Tech Forum | March 27, 2019
8. Digital Resilience: Is Your Company Ready for the Next Cyber Threat?
This is one of the most current works on cyber threats, written in 2018, and only recently published. The author is currently the CEO of RedSeal, a cybersecurity consulting company.
The great thing about this book is that it is quite non-technical. It is really written for non-techie management and leadership who may not understand all of the jargon and processes.
How to better manage your brain and your business
Acuity Magazine | March 26, 2019
Today’s digital networks are no longer an adjunct to business, they have become the substance of it. If you are not ensuring your company is prepared for a cyber threat you could be in for some nasty surprises.
Ray Rothrock is one of America’s leading cybersecurity experts and warns that if your business is connected to the internet, it’s at risk. Cybersecurity must be seen as an integral part of an organisation – not a reluctant expense instigated by the IT department.
