Show Notes
In this episode of the Digital Trust podcast, hosts Christian Redshaw and Rosilyne Tan speak with Kelly Hood of Optic Cyber Solutions. Kelly explains that for small to midsize businesses, cybersecurity isn't just a technical issue; it's a business challenge. She emphasizes that the conversation should start with an organization’s "crown jewels" or most valuable data. By first identifying what matters most, businesses can then use a structured approach, like a "know your risk" process, to build an effective cybersecurity roadmap. The discussion also touches on critical topics like supply chain risk and the need for clear communication to ensure security is properly implemented and managed.
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