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Messages, Channels and Formats. Putting cyber-risk management at the very heart of good business practices Cyber security is of critical importance to Europe’s large companies running complex IT systems and critical infrastructures. Millions of Euros are lost to cyber-crime each year and online security is a growing concern for businesses, with attacks increasing against large corporate businesses and critical infrastructures. WISER value proposition Anticipating, identifying and reducing threats by embedding cyber security risk management into business processes and assessing direct and indirect impact. Examples of core messages targeting large companies are provided in the box below.
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Messages, Channels and Formats. The WISER messaging for the public sector caters for both small and large organisations. Sample messages are provided in the boxes below. Consolidating a proactive approach to cyber security Cybersecurity is becoming an increasingly common topic of conversation across the public sector, and for good reason. Although high-profile cases like last year’s cyberattacks on Lukas Hospital in Neuss, Germany and the WannaCry Ransomware Attack in May 2017 dominate headlines, cyberthreats are presenting a serious and growing risk to all government organizations at all levels. State and local governments need to start doing more to mitigate cybersecurity risks, and should have a response plan ready in case a breach does occur. Because state and local governments have less to spend on security teams, however, the key is making smart investments in personnel and technology. An essential part of the WISER mission is to provide dedicated tools that are usable and useful especially to small organisations (e.g. SMEs and small IT teams in public administration) lacking the skills and means for efficient risk management but facing a variety of potential impacts. Such an approach responds well to key findings reported in the UK Cyber Security Strategy 2016-2021 (November 2016) support the WISER “light” approach for small businesses and IT teams. It is important to note that the strategy highlights the currently low market uptake of cyber security tools and products, which is symptomatic of an incorrect approach to cyber risk management. Earlier, in May 2016 a UK government-led report on business practices underscored the importance of training staff on cyber security, with particular reference to SMEs, where the currently low levels of cyber risk management could have significant impact on small businesses and IT teams within public administration. . WISER uses different formats to engage with and reach out to the public sector, especially IT decision makers (See Table 19 & 20). Media Platform Cyber security essentials, practical tips and user-friendly guidelines. News on cyber risk landscape for the public sector. Section on relevant standards and EU regulations tailored to this target group. Event announcements relevant to this group. Twitter Promoting relevant news and events published on the media platform; promotion of the WISER tools for this target group. Public surveys of interest. Dialogues with EU initiatives, x.x. XX_xXxx. LinkedIn Group Join relevant groups to shar...
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