There Is No Such Thing As Cyber Risk
A thought experiment on why risk belongs with objectives, functions, and consequences—not with cyber.
A thought experiment on why risk belongs with objectives, functions, and consequences—not with cyber.
For Executives and Leaders Toward Building Inherently Secure and Resilient Systems
What's the Difference and Why It Matters
The term “cyber security” has become commonplace. But it brings ambiguities; thus, its use may be doing more harm than we realise.
Before placing implicit trust in AI/ML models for decision-making it is worth considering how they can be compromised. Here are some ideas.
Protecting against malicious acts is complex. Does the focus need to move from threats to function-based protection against consequences?
The original presentation was delivered as part of the IAEA’s 2020 programme planning meeting on information and computer security.
Presented during IGORR 2017.
A review of the functionality provided by virtualisation platforms, available to Nuclear I&C operators from a cyber security management perspective.