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Yakir Golan
CEO & Co-founder at Kovrr | Cyber Risk Quantification
Yakir Golan is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in the fields of technology, business development, and venture capital. He holds an MBA from IE Business School and a B.Sc in Electrical Engineering from Technion - Israel Institute of Technology.
Yakir has held key positions in several prominent organizations. He co-founded and served as the CEO of Kovrr, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and leadership capabilities. Additionally, he has experience as a Product Marketing & Business Development Director at Deep Instinct, showcasing his expertise in strategic planning and market positioning.
His previous roles include working as an Associate at Teuza VC, where he gained valuable insights into the world of venture capital. Yakir has also served as a Product Manager at Dimension4 and Elbit Systems, highlighting his versatility and proficiency in product management and development.
Highlights
As more organizations become victims of cyber attacks and with research predicting a $10.5 trillion loss annually by 2025, it's no surprise that governments worldwide have begun passing legislation to ensure companies are better equipped to manage cyber events.
Most recently, #ASIC chairman John Longo strongly "reminded" Australian board members that they will be held accountable if they don't work with their companies' security teams to develop robust cyber risk management strategies.
His notice follows the US #SEC's July regulations, which (despite lacking a benchmarked definition of #materiality) require organizations to disclose cyber risk procedures, mitigation strategies, material incidents, and the board's involvement in the process.
The EU’s #NIS2 also came into force earlier this year, mandating management to oversee, approve, be trained on, and address their organization's cyber risks. #DORA, applying to EU financial institutions, similarly requires the board to report on these processes and threatens personal liability for failure to comply
So, whether your company is registered in the US, EU, Australia, or elsewhere, it's undeniably clear that governments believe that a stronger relationship between cyber teams and boards is critical for developing more robust risk mitigation strategies and protecting our organizations.
How has your company taken steps to comply with these new global standards that will no doubt be implemented soon in other countries? Do you agree that a stronger relationship with the board will help your organization manage risk? Or are these regulations merely aesthetic?
Surely, the more people who can meaningfully contribute to our discussions on cybersecurity, the better chances we have at minimizing vulnerabilities and reducing potential loss.
#CRQ #cyberrisk #cybersecurity #quantitative #boardoversight
What a week it has been, I believe the last 7 days are just another sign 2023 is the year of #CRQ!
Just wondering what we will see today 🤔
#cyberriskquantification #cyberriskmanagement #cyberrisks
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Thursday Feb 2nd - Forrester - Proposed Rule On Cybersecurity Risk Governance (Alla Valente, Jeff Pollard, Cody Scott) https://lnkd.in/de5-qzsh
Friday Feb 3rd - Another one by Forrester - Call It What You Want, Cyber Risk Quantification Is Now A Must https://lnkd.in/dzQkwC8J
Monday Feb 6th - Forbes - 90% Of Boards Are Not Ready For SEC Cyber Regulations (Brian Walker) https://lnkd.in/dA7jm2wZ
Tuesday Feb 7th - Both U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announcement & a Gartner survey. SEC Division of Examinations Announces 2023 Priorities https://lnkd.in/dkN7avwe Gartner: What Are CISOs Using Cyber-Risk Quantification For?
Wednesday Feb 8th - First Kovrr TLV customers CRQ workshop in TLV (Kovrr)
