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Setting Professional Standards for Cyber Risk Management

Written by DFM Team

Setting Professional Standards for Cyber Risk Management

Why Recognition Is Needed for Cyber Security Professionals and Why Companies Need the Assurance of a Quality Professional Standard

Cyber, cyber security and cyber risk management regularly make the headlines in the context of countries hacking countries, data breaches, states and companies being held to ransom and individuals having personal data stolen.  Cyber is a complex risk to manage. The World Economic Forums (WEF) annual report of global risks identified cyber-attacks as one of the top 5 global risks for good reason. It is a diverse risk which touches society in many ways.

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