Cyber investment and resilience planning should be driven by critical communications, essential systems and unacceptable third-party risks – not technology choices made in isolation.
Cybersecurity needs the same mindset: attackers can exploit suppliers, compromise credentials or disrupt critical services without bringing down an entire network.
Organizations must plan for preventive controls to fail by mapping dependencies, maintaining viable alternatives for essential services, segmenting systems and rehearsing realistic recovery.
That question puts security, connectivity, business continuity and recovery at the heart of a single strategic discussion.
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