When prevention fails: Why cyber resilience is the next big test of trust
Summary
The article discusses the shift from solely focusing on cybersecurity prevention to building cyber resilience. Cyber resilience emphasizes an organization's ability to withstand disruptions, recover safely from attacks, and adapt to future threats, recognizing that no security control is perfect.
IFF Assessment
The article advocates for a proactive and adaptable approach to security, which is beneficial for defenders in building robust systems.
Defender Context
Organizations need to move beyond traditional preventative measures and focus on building systems that can withstand and recover from inevitable attacks. This requires designing for resilience, ensuring that critical functions can continue even during a security incident, and that recovery processes themselves are secure.