Cybersecurity has become a leadership responsibility
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Cybersecurity is no longer just about IT. Today, many Norwegian organisations view digital security as a business risk. The trade publication CW has written about this in several articles.
Among other things, CW has reported on how many data attacks organisations are exposed to. An attack can halt production, lead to the loss of important information, and damage customers' trust. For this reason, security has also become a topic for top management and the board.
According to CW, this is about more than technology. Management must ensure that the organisation has good routines, and that employees know what to do when something happens. The goal is to be able to "operate tomorrow", that is, to continue operations even after an attack.
For Norwegian businesses, this means that cybersecurity must be part of everyday decision-making. It is no longer enough to leave the responsibility to the IT department alone.
Sources: www.cw.no
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