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In the recent past, the cyber landscape witnessed a shift from petty online crimes to election meddling carried out by state-sponsored actors, large-scale ransomware attacks, and cyber espionage campaigns.

Although data protection has always been the primary focus of cyber defenders, current cyberattacks have the ability to immobilise business operations. Cyber criminals have been increasingly targeting national critical infrastructure, including power grids and hospitals that often put people’s lives on the line.

The paper describes about how businesses and governments should treat cyber resilience as a matter of priority concern. To conclude, the paper lays emphasis on the response and recovery strategies, including a focus on human dependency, which cyber defenders should consider in their playbooks.

Accelerating trust, reliability, and survivability during times of adverse conditions, crisis, and business volatility

Cyber resilience is the ability of an organisation to protect itself from, detect, respond to and recover from cyber attacks.

By being resilient, organisations can reduce the impact of an attack and ensure that they can continue to operate effectively.