Cybersecurity for Decision Makers (2023)Vajjhala, N. R. & Strang, K. D. (eds.); Williams, G. (mgr.); USA: Routlege/Taylor & Francis/CRC Press; ISBN: 9781032334974
Overview: This book explores cybersecurity from a decision-making role rather than a purely technical viewpoint. The target audience includes: Cybersecurity managers, leaders, executive decision makers, researchers, university professors, school teachers, company trainers, and security practitioners. We are aligned with United Nations sustainable development goal 9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive sustainable industrialization and foster innovation. Preface
RQ1. Why should decision makers be aware of cybersecurity, what should this awareness include, and who should be informed?
RQ2. How can organizations assess their cybersecurity vulnerabilities and what benchmarks, indicators or maturity levels would be relevant?
RQ3. How has cybersecurity attacks impacted different industries, organizations and in different countries; what are the case studies and lessons learned?
RQ4. Which cybersecurity applications or defenses ought to be selected for prevention or mitigation, and how/when/where should they be implemented?
RQ5. What organizational learning, training and or onboarding are needed to make companies resilient against cybersecurity attacks?
RQ6. What pedagogy and knowledge are needed to train future generations, in school, college, and in continuing education or research institutions?
RQ7. What are the literature gaps and what future research is needed to advance the state-of-the-art in the cybersecurity field for stakeholders?
