For any board operating in the 21st century, cybersecurity is a key aspect of risk management.  We’re examining the needs that today’s boardroom has, as well as what the future of cybersecurity holds, as we welcome Larry Clinton to the show. 

Larry Clinton literally wrote the book – books actually – on cyber risk management for corporate boards namely the Cyber Risk Handbook now available on 4 continents and in 5 languages.The Cyber Risk Handbooks were written in collaboration with organizations from around the world including the National Association of Corporate Directors, The European Conference of Directors Associations, The Japanese Federation of Businesses, and have been endorsed by the US DHS and DOJ, the German Federation Office of Information Security and the Organization of American States & othersPWC has independently assessed the effectiveness of the Cyber Risk Handbooks and found that organizations that use them generate higher cybersecurity budgets, practice better risk management, have closer alignment between cybersecurity and overall organizational goals, and develop a stronger culture of security.Mr. Clinton is also the principle author of the Cyber Security Social Contract whose public policy recommendations have been endorsed by the House GOP Task Force on Cyber Security, President Obama’s Executive Order 13636 on Cybersecurity, and the recently released bipartisan Solarium Commission on Cybersecurity and National Defense.Mr. Clinton teaches a course in cybersecurity at the Wharton School, has testified before Congress on many occasions, has briefed the NATO Cyber Risk Center of Excellence in Estonia and has been featured on virtually all major media outlets from Fox News to NPR to WSJ to CBS to all the major cable outlets including MTV in India

In today’s episode, Larry shares his extensive expertise on the subject of appropriately identifying and managing cybersecurity risks. As this subject becomes more and more imperative to consider, you won’t want to miss this episode of Boardroom Bound.

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