New Guidance on Cyber Security for Digital Preservation Released
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- •DPC released a three-part guidance series on cyber security for digital preservation.
- •The series addresses the complex cyber threat landscape affecting digital content preservation.
- •Practical recommendations include stakeholder engagement and enhancing cyber resilience.
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) has released a three-part Technology Watch Guidance Note series on Cyber Security and Resilience for Digital Preservation. This series aims to address the increasing complexity of cyber threats faced by organizations responsible for preserving digital content. The guidance includes practical advice on understanding cyber threats, engaging stakeholders, and responding effectively to risks. The first part focuses on identifying cyber threats specific to digital preservation, while the second emphasizes collaboration with IT and security teams. The final part outlines actionable recommendations for enhancing cyber resilience in digital preservation practices. The release follows an exclusive preview for DPC members and is now available to the wider community. This initiative reflects the DPC's commitment to supporting organizations in safeguarding long-term access to digital content amidst rising cyber threats.
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