Additional resources

As our experts have stressed, when everything is open and connected, security resilience requires more than what past approaches have offered.

The old methodology of siloed security, which was focused on treating all threats equally, is making way for a new form of security resilience: the drive towards adaptability and constant verification while always considering the context.

Another common theme amongst our contributors is that humans are absolutely key to building resilience. Protecting their mental health, and reducing the risk of burnout, is more important than ever. For expert tips and resources on this topic, read our e-book: Creating Safe Spaces: Leaders and Practitioners on Mental Health and Avoiding Burnout.

“You aim to protect what is most important to you as an organisation and anything that touches that. Using this approach you build your resilience and continue to do so proactively as quickly as you can.”