“Boards of large organisations have started to pay more attention to cyber risk, but there is much more they can do. They need to make sure that they have the right skills and knowledge and treat it as a broader business risk that impacts the organization beyond IT in areas such as new product and service development, and mergers and acquisitions,” said Malcolm Marshall, Partner and Global Head, CyberSecurity, KPMG.
The Cyber Kare toolkit is designed for assessment to be performed by senior management and provides a quantitative output depicting organisation’s current positioning with respect to cyber risk exposure and cyber security preparedness.
KPMG in India’s Cyber Crime Survey 2015 stated that 72 per cent of organisations in India were subjected to cyber security attacks and 65 per cent of these attackers were driven to make financial gains. The survey also highlights that 64 per cent of these attacks are targeted to directors and senior management.
