"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.
Resilience
Cyber resilience – What are the main barriers that arise for organisations?
July 14, 2020
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