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Join NEXTGEN's Hayden Loader for PART #2 of our 3-PART DEEP DIVE on CTEM with XM Cyber’s VP Asia Pacific and Japan, Stree Naidu.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a proactive and continuous five-stage program or framework that helps organizations monitor, evaluate, and reduce their level of exploitability and validate that their analysis and remediation processes are optimal. Organisations worldwide are leveraging CTEM to efficiently address exposures and improve their security posture.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a proactive and continuous five-stage program or framework that helps organizations monitor, evaluate, and reduce their level of exploitability and validate that their analysis and remediation processes are optimal. Organisations worldwide are leveraging CTEM to efficiently address exposures and improve their security posture.
Learn more about CTEM and XM Cyber in NEXTGEN’s latest Overwatch Session hosted by Hayden Loader and featuring XM Cyber’s Vice President for Asia Pacific and Japan Mr Stree Naidu.
MEET YOUR SOCI OBLIGATIONS
WITH NEXTGEN
The Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI) is a key compliance obligation that cuts to the core of Australia’s cyber security strategy. SOCI is in the news because the Government wants to make Australia a world leader in cyber security by 2030. As part of this, SOCI’s obligations have been significantly broadened and strengthened across Australia’s 11 new critical infrastructure sectors. The clock is ticking to meet these obligations, with the compliance grace period running out on 17 August this year.
A STRATEGIC VIEW OF THE RAPIDLY CHANGING BATTLEFIELD
There is a military adage that also rings true for cyber security. A leader is always asking themselves: “What now? What next? What if?” As the impacts of the Optus breach ripple out through the community, we’re reminded of that wisdom … and of the warning from the Government’s last Cyber Threat Report that Australia faces
REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS: SO…WHAT’S A SOCI?
Like other countries, Australia’s economic, social, and political futures will be significantly digital. To help secure these futures, Government has strengthened the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act (SOCI) through two large amendments, which are broad and far-reaching in their impact on business in Australia’s 11 new critical infrastructure sectors.
REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS: THERE'S NOW AN 18-MONTH DEADLINE TO IMPLEMENT A CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
The implementation of Australia’s #criticalinfrastructure reforms (SOCI 2018) is continuing and gaining practical momentum. On 17 Feb, Minister Claire O’Neil activated the legislation’s Risk Management Program (RMP) obligations for 13 specific critical infrastructure asset classes, including data processing and storage, and payment systems.
