Implement effective cybersecurity strategies to help you and your security team prevent, detect, and respond to modern-day threats Key Features * Protect your organization from cybersecurity threats with field-tested strategies * Understand how extraterritorial regulation, like GDPR, can impact your enterprise cybersecurity program * Measure the effectiveness of your organization's current cybersecurity program against cyber attacks Book Description Tim Rains is Microsoft's former Global Chief Security Advisor and Amazon Web Services' former Global Security Leader for Worldwide Public Sector. In this Second Edition of the book, he'll help you understand the efficacy of popular cybersecurity strategies using a data-driven approach. Cybersecurity Threats, Malware Trends, and Strategies offers you a unique long-term view of the global threat landscape. In the chapters, you'll be examining long-term trends in vulnerability disclosures and exploitation, nearly a decade of regional differences in malware infections, the socio-economic factors that underpin them, and how the evolution of global malware and the regional differences in malware infections has evolved. You'll also gain valuable insights into the different roles that governments play in cybersecurity and how to mitigate government access to data, which will inform your organization's security and compliance strategies in the ever-evolving regulatory landscape. The book will provide you with an evaluation of the various cybersecurity strategies that have ultimately failed over the past twenty years, along with one or two that have actually worked for enterprise organizations. By the end of this book, you will know how to use cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and how to measure the effectiveness of your organization's cybersecurity strategy and the efficacy of the vendors you employ. What you will learn * Discover enterprise cybersecurity strategies and the ingredients critical to their success * Recognize the nuances of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) * Improve vulnerability management by reducing risks and costs for your organization * Understand how malware and other threats have evolved over the past decade * Mitigate internet-based threats, phishing attacks, and malware distribution sites * Learn the roles that governments play in cybersecurity and how to mitigate government access to data * Weigh the pros and cons of popular cybersecurity strategies of the past two decades * Implement and then measure the outcome of a cybersecurity strategy * Discover how the cloud can provide better security capabilities than on-premises IT environments Who This Book Is For This book is for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), aspiring CISOs, Chief Security Officers (CSOs), and cybersecurity professionals looking to improve their organizations' cybersecurity strategies to give them the best chances of success. Basic knowledge of Information Technology (IT), software development principles, and cybersecurity concepts is assumed.

A comprehensive guide for cybersecurity professionals to acquire unique insights on the evolution of the threat landscape and how you can address modern cybersecurity challenges in your organisation Key Features Protect your organization from cybersecurity threats with field-tested strategies Discover the most common ways enterprises initially get compromised Measure the effectiveness of your organization's current cybersecurity program against cyber attacks Book DescriptionAfter scrutinizing numerous cybersecurity strategies, Microsoft's former Global Chief Security Advisor in this book helps you understand the efficacy of popular cybersecurity strategies and more. Cybersecurity Threats, Malware Trends, and Strategies offers an unprecedented long-term view of the global threat landscape by examining the twenty-year trend in vulnerability disclosures and exploitation, nearly a decade of regional differences in malware infections, the socio-economic factors that underpin them, and how global malware has evolved. This will give you further perspectives into malware protection for your organization. It also examines internet-based threats that CISOs should be aware of. The book will provide you with an evaluation of the various cybersecurity strategies that have ultimately failed over the past twenty years, along with one or two that have actually worked. It will help executives and security and compliance professionals understand how cloud computing is a game changer for them. By the end of this book, you will know how to measure the effectiveness of your organization's cybersecurity strategy and the efficacy of the vendors you employ to help you protect your organization and yourself. What you will learn Discover cybersecurity strategies and the ingredients critical to their success Improve vulnerability management by reducing risks and costs for your organization Learn how malware and other threats have evolved over the past decade Mitigate internet-based threats, phishing attacks, and malware distribution sites Weigh the pros and cons of popular cybersecurity strategies of the past two decades Implement and then measure the outcome of a cybersecurity strategy Learn how the cloud provides better security capabilities than on-premises IT environments Who this book is forThis book is designed to benefit engineers, leaders, or any professional with either a responsibility for cyber security within their organization, or an interest in working in this ever-growing field.

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