This is the second part of the video on cyber risk exposure! It covers how the quantitative risk analysis allows you to calculate the potential losses associated with cyber risks. This will help you prioritize risk, estimate security budgets, and get the needed resources to mitigate the risks!
The odds of being hacked are proportional to your organization’s exposure to cyber risks! Learn how to use the qualitative analysis and the risk matrix to keep your organization safe!
Learn about the key players in the cybersecurity world and why you need to be aware of them.
Learn about how to increase the effectiveness of your Security Awareness Training program.
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