CHAPTER 4: IMPLEMENTING CYBER RESILIENCE
As mentioned in the introduction, the full set of practices that support the 14 principles and 4 objectives set out by the NCSC is often described as ‘cyber resilience’. It is a blend of cyber security, incident response and business continuity. The principle behind cyber resilience is that an organisation can do a great deal to prevent incidents or mitigate their impact, but incidents remain inevitable. An effective cyber resilience framework protects an organisation from the majority of attacks and incidents, while also maximising its durability when an incident does occur.
As the technology to commit cyber crime becomes more intelligent and the number of vulnerabilities that any organisation might be ...
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