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DIGITAL USER GUIDE START


INDEX


Cyber security governance in European organisations is changing. The executive function now assumes greater responsibility in strategic decision-making.


06 welcome to it-sa Executive Director Frank Venjakob outlines 2018’s highlights.


10 NEWS preview Your look ahead to what’s happening at and around it-sa 2018: products, people, announcements, awards, and more.


14 IT-SA at nuremberg: the inside guide An essential guide for it-sa visitors to the city of Nuremberg, featuring Supporting Programme highlights, Expo fl oorplan, essential travel, hotel and accommodation information. Plus interview with it-sa keynoter, CQURE’s Paula Januszkiewicz.


44 HAPPY RETURNS: cyber security return on investment It pays to understand the factors that must be taken into account when looking at how IT security spend delivers value.


50 costing the crimes: economic impacts of cyber criminality We know digital thieves fi lch our funds – but there are other, less obvious ways in which hackers can hurt your bottom line.


56 IT-SA VIDEO SHOWREEL Sights and sounds from Europe’s leading IT security exhibition.


FEATURE CYBER SURVIVAL GUIDES 40


There’s a wealth of top-quality market intelligence to help inform your organisation’s cyber security posture and plan. Here are some that cyber- smart boards/c-suites should know about.


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