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Cybersecurity leaders often focus on building stronger defenses. Bill O’Connell uses the mindset of a resilient boxer to make a different point: getting knocked down isn't the end of the fight. The ability to get back up matters.
He connects that idea to cybersecurity, where even highly capable teams can experience serious incidents.
Prevention remains essential, but organizations also need to plan for availability and recovery. If a security incident disrupts critical systems, the ability to restore operations can be just as important as the defenses that were supposed to stop it.
Resilience means preparing for both the punch and the recovery.
Is your organization prepared to recover when its security defenses don't hold?
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He connects that idea to cybersecurity, where even highly capable teams can experience serious incidents.
Prevention remains essential, but organizations also need to plan for availability and recovery. If a security incident disrupts critical systems, the ability to restore operations can be just as important as the defenses that were supposed to stop it.
Resilience means preparing for both the punch and the recovery.
Is your organization prepared to recover when its security defenses don't hold?
Subscribe to our podcasts: https://securityweekly.com/subscribe
#CyberResilience #CISO #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec