With ransomware at an all-time high, companies need to understand that being cyber resilient means going beyond compliance to considering all aspects of a business, from operational continuity to software supply chain security.

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Being cyber resilient means going beyond compliance and considering all aspects of a business, from operational continuity to software supply chain security. Organizations need to accept that cyberattacks are inevitable and focus on recovering quickly. Cyber resilience should be a holistic approach that considers all aspects of the business. The software supply chain is a critical part of cyber resilience and should be thoroughly analyzed. AI tools can assist in cybersecurity but are not reliable enough to replace human oversight. Regulations complicate cyber resilience efforts, but compliance is important. People and training are crucial to maintaining cyber resilience.

Cyber resilience: A business imperative CISOs must get right