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Defining the MVC: Recover faster from cyberattacks by restoring what matters most
Organizations struggle to recover from cyberattacks not due to missing backups, but from trying to restore everything simultaneously. The Minimum Viable Company (MVC) concept offers a better approach: identifying the minimum people, processes, and technology needed to keep functioning during a crisis. Key recovery capabilities include mapping critical services, establishing a trusted foundational layer, isolating recovery assets, building clean-room recovery environments, and validating plans through realistic rehearsals.
National infrastructure needs a new approach to cyber resilience
Public ownership of national infrastructure does not protect against cyber threats. Britain needs a new approach based on shared intelligence between public and private sectors, clearer prioritisation of risks, and better coordinated resilience planning. Structural ownership matters less than how organisations prepare, communicate and respond to attacks.
Super sector to test cyber resilience in fourth annual Operation Honey Bee exercise
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More than 50 participants from Australia's superannuation sector will take part in the fourth annual Operation Honey Bee exercise, simulating a major cyberattack to test coordination between funds, service providers, regulators, and government agencies.