Elevating Cybersecurity to the Boardroom
ArticleIn Paperjam, Sabika Ishaq is talking about the responsibility for overseeing cyber-risk management in modern organisations increasingly falling on the shoulders of Boards of Directors.
Our Technology Team comprises experienced professionals with expertise in various security domains, including information security strategy, third party risk management, compliance, security testing, as well as training and awareness. We partner with diverse range of clients, including organisations from the financial sector and beyond, spanning both large companies as well as small and medium enterprises.
Securing your organisation is not just a technical task, it's a management challenge. We are here to accompany you throughout your security journey. Whether you seek support in crafting robust security strategies, managing risks effectively, or ensuring compliance with emerging regulations such as DORA, NIS2, or Circulars. Our clients value our dedication to mitigate current and potential threats, as well as our ability to deliver actionable solutions. Whether you're a large enterprise or a small business, we're committed to providing comprehensive security services tailored to your needs.
As your business expands through digital transformation and transitions to the cloud, it encounters new risks. Our security testing service empowers organisations to proactively identify and mitigate vulnerabilities within their digital infrastructure. Our skilled team utilises best practices and methodology to thoroughly evaluate the security posture of your systems. With tailored recommendations and strategic guidance, we fortify your defenses and bolster your resilience against evolving threats. Partner with us to stay one step ahead in the ever-changing landscape of cyber security.
Understanding the human element is crucial for a comprehensive security strategy. At our Grant Thornton Training and Awareness Center, we've design tailored solutions to assist organisations in building strong security-based culture. Our comprehensive approach covers every aspect of security awareness, from initial design to seamless execution, empowered by both cutting-edge tools and expertise in the field. We cover all tiers of your organisation, from leadership and staff to vendors and stakeholders. We ensure of a holistic grasp of security at every level and within every role across your enterprise.
Is your organisation resilient to information security threats? Whether you're a large enterprise or a small business, Grant Thornton is committed to providing comprehensive security services tailored to your needs.
Is your organisation resilient to information security threats? Whether you're a large enterprise or a small business, Grant Thornton is committed to providing comprehensive security services tailored to your needs.
In Paperjam, Sabika Ishaq is talking about the responsibility for overseeing cyber-risk management in modern organisations increasingly falling on the shoulders of Boards of Directors.
Our CISO Sabika Ishaq shared the stage of the 10x6 Leading CIOs' Challenges 2024 that happened on 26 March 2024. Her presentation focused on the human element in technology explaining that behind every innovation, every breakthrough, and even every misuse of technology, there's always a human story.
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The CSSF and the CAA are authorised to impose administrative sanctions and measures for violations of specific articles of the EU regulation 2022/2554. These sanctions can be applied to both individuals and organisations, including directors and responsible persons within the entities.
As the deadline for compliance with Circular CSSF 24/847 on ICT-related incident reporting framework rapidly approaches, financial institutions are facing mounting pressure to ensure their systems are up to standard. With the 1st of April deadline just around the corner, it's imperative for organisations to act swiftly to avoid potential penalties and reputational damage.