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Cyber Risk Specialists: Masters of Mitigation in the Digital Age

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Cyber risk management, also known as cybersecurity risk management, is the process of identifying, prioritising, managing and monitoring risks to information systems. In today's interconnected world, organisations rely heavily on information technology for critical business functions. However, this reliance exposes them to various cybersecurity threats, including cybercriminal activity, employee error, natural disasters, and more. These risks can result in lost revenue, data breaches, long-term reputational damage and regulatory fines.

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by by Joshua Bucheli (cyberunity AG), John Corona (Osmond GmbH) 2 July 2024
Complementary and Interdependent but not Interchangeable
by Joshua Bucheli (cyberunity AG), John Corona (Osmond GmbH) 26 April 2024
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is a comprehensive legal framework that aims to protect fundamental rights while promoting innovation by classifying AI systems according to their level of risk, banning certain types of AI, and imposing obligations on providers and users of high-risk AI systems.
by Joshua Bucheli (cyberunity AG), John Corona (Osmond GmbH) 27 March 2024
The Federal Act on Information Security in the Confederation (FISIC), which came into force on 1 January 2024, aims to ensure the secure processing of information and the safe use of IT resources by federal and cantonal authorities, private-law companies that support the Confederation and operators of critical infrastructure. In addition, an amendment introduced a reporting obligation for cyber attacks on critical infrastructure, which is expected to come into force on 1 January 2025.
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