Msspalert LevelBlue Advocates Collaboration for Cyber Resilience
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- •Collaboration among leaders is crucial for cyber resilience.
- •Cyber resilience is linked to overall business resilience.
- •Emerging technologies like AI present both opportunities and risks.
LevelBlue emphasizes the importance of collaboration among executives, risk leaders, and security teams to achieve effective cyber resilience. Jo Salisbury, the Asia Pacific regional director, states that cyber resilience is essential for overall business resilience, moving beyond traditional IT concerns. The company aims to assist clients in balancing risk with innovation and operational efficiency. This approach involves bringing together leaders from various departments to foster a collective understanding of priorities. LevelBlue also highlights the role of emerging technologies like AI, which can enhance security but also introduce new risks. The focus is on understanding AI's integration and impact rather than fearing it. The articles do not report any specific incidents of exploitation or vulnerabilities.
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