Centraleyes News
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Centraleyes Welcomes Co-Founder of Optiv, Dan Burns, to Its Board of Directors
Centraleyes, a SaaS-based cyber risk management platform provider, has announced the addition of Dan Burns to its Board of Directors. Burns brings over 25 years of experience in business, technology, cyber security, and risk management. He co-founded Accuvant and merged it with Fishnet Security to create Optiv Security, a leading security solutions integrator. Burns addition to the board is seen as a significant milestone and a vote of confidence in Centraleyes. The company aims to accelerate its growth and become the greatest GRC platform in the industry. Centraleyes offers an advanced cloud-based cyber risk management platform that automates and orchestrates cyber risk and compliance processes. It addresses internal risk and compliance, supply chain and vendor risk, and executive reporting.
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Cybersecurity Company CyGov Partners With Risk Management Company Foresight
CyGov Tech Ltd. has partnered with risk management startup Foresight Resilience Strategies LLC to complement its service offerings. The financial details of the partnership were not disclosed. CyGov develops a cyber risk software that helps organizations understand and manage their cyber risks. The companys customers include The World Bank and Cross River Bank Inc.
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Cybercrime Without Borders: Bridging Gaps Between Public and Private Sectors to Ensure a Safe Future
The article discusses the potential threat of cybercrime to infrastructure and the need for collaboration between the public and private sectors to combat it. It uses a hypothetical scenario of a cyber attack on Manhattans elevators to illustrate the potential impact of such attacks on productivity, profits, and public confidence. The article argues that cybercriminals do not distinguish between public and private sectors, and thus, these sectors should work together to formulate methodologies, procedures, and best practices for cybersecurity. It concludes by calling on government officials and political leaders to drive administrative networks and private enterprises closer together to ensure a more secure future.
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Israeli firm CyGov selected to establish Zambian National Cybersecurity Agency
Israeli cybersecurity company CyGov has been selected to advise on the design of Zambias first National Cybersecurity Agency. The project is funded by the World Bank and aims to strengthen Zambias cybersecurity and boost the countrys digital economy. CyGov is the only company focused on answering the cybersecurity needs of governments and government entities. The company will help Zambia develop a comprehensive cybersecurity model to protect critical infrastructure, public services, and citizens.
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