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Cyber ​​resilience – What are the main barriers that arise for organisations?

Cyber ​​resilience – What are the main barriers that arise for organisations?

"There's a tension between the number of rules that you're operating, and the productivity and efficiency of your people.  Your system risk is a function of those rules."  Prof. Theo Lynn, Full Professor of Digital Business (DCU Business School) discusses the human factors that are barriers to improving cyber resilience.

Russell Lawson

Russell Lawson

Russell is the Head of Content at teiss.
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