Cybersecurity Management: Developing Robust Strategies for Protecting Corporate Information Systems

Manika Kaushik

doi:10.55938/ijgasr.v3i2.75

Authors

Manika Kaushik Santa Ana Unified School District, Orange County, California, United States

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55938/ijgasr.v3i2.75

Keywords:

Cybersecurity, Federated Learning, Contextual Security, Collaborative Security, Tamper resistant Data, Agile Security, Proactive Threat Detection, Regulatory Compliance, Human-centric Security

Abstract

This growing complexity and sophistication of cyber threats call for a sea change concerning how organizations handle cybersecurity. Traditional isolated, reactive security models no longer protect against evolving digital risk. This abstract provides an innovation-oriented comprehensive methodology for completely transforming the approach of organizations to the protection of their critical information assets. At the heart of the method lies a recognition of the fact that cybersecurity is not strictly a technological challenge but has multifaceted elements that have to be aligned with the overall business objectives operational constraints, and risk tolerance of the organization. One of the crucial innovations is the integration of advanced analytics, blockchain technology, and machine learning techniques that will enable any organization to create a much more accurate and proactive perspective related to its vulnerability to cyber threats. This holistic cybersecurity methodology can transform security posture, strengthen collaborative capabilities, and build a resilient cybersecurity ecosystem through effective implementation and validation. These insights and lessons learned will, no doubt, inspire and guide other organizations toward a more robust, adaptive, and collaborative approach to cybersecurity management as the organization continues to improve and further innovate in the field of best security practices.

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