Black Hat Article on Cyber Transparency
I’m excited to announce that my article on cyber transparency, published by Black Hat, is now live on their website!
As you all know Black Hat is a leading platform in the cybersecurity industry, so I’m honored to be featured.
If you’re interested in learning more about cyber transparency and my perspective, you can check it out here
Link : https://insights.blackhatmea.com/
I’d love to hear your thoughts after you’ve read it!
Here is a short summary 🙂
WHAT DOES TRANSPARENCY IN CYBERSECURITY REALLY MEAN?
Transparency in cybersecurity refers to the openness and clarity with which organizations communicate their security practices, policies, and incidents to stakeholders. It involves sharing information about security measures, data breaches, and how data is handled, with the aim of building trust and fostering collaboration to improve overall security.Here are some key points :
In my opinin cybersecurity transparency is about being open and honest about cybersecurity risks, incidents, and the measures an organisation takes to protect itself. This includes:
- Disclosing breaches: Promptly and transparently informing customers, stakeholders, and regulators when a security incident has occurred and the potential impact.
- Sharing best practices: Proactively sharing information about cybersecurity strategies, tools, and lessons learned with the wider community to raise the collective security bar.
- Vulnerability disclosure: Collaborating with security researchers and providing processes for responsibly reporting and mitigating software vulnerabilities.
- Clear communication: Avoiding jargon and explaining cybersecurity concepts in ways that non-technical stakeholders can understand.”
(Summary)
The article is about cybersecurity transparency . It discusses what transparency is and why it is important Transparency is about being open and honest about cybersecurity risks and incidents It includes disclosing breaches, sharing best practices, and communicating clearly. Transparency builds trust and reduces misinformation. There are obstacles to transparency, such as the fear of aiding attackers or damaging reputations . However, transparency is becoming increasingly important . As more organizations adopt transparency, it will become a sign of good security practices
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