DECEMBER - 20188MANAGING CYBER RISK IN THE INFORMATION AGE Imagine being responsible for physical security of a mansion. You turn on the TV and there is flashing news regarding flooding across the region. Feeling a little nervous, you start calling sandbag and flood insurance companies. While going through vendor responses, the owner of the mansion calls you and asks what is being done to protect cars from being stolen, as their neighbor recently had his car stolen from the driveway. You prioritize this over flooding mainly because the request came from the boss! However, before you start looking at anti-theft alarms, mansion security guards report that windows in the basement are missing locks. Your nervousness has now turned into anxiety. Based on the research you were doing online, you start getting a flood of emails from various vendors, some of whom have developed `lock-less' windows intrusion prevention solutions. You immediately start a Proof of Concept (PoC) for `lock-less' windows intrusion prevention systems, ask the existing alarm company to put anti-theft alarms in the driveway and since there is no money left, you plan to address the flooding risk next year. You are not feeling Vikrant Arora, AVP/CISO, IT, HSSByIN MY OPINION
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