The US National Institute for Standards in Technology (NIST) defines cyber resilience as “the ability to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse conditions, stresses, attacks, or compromises on systems that include cyber resources.”As part of our effort to push the cyber resilience topic into the mainstream of tech, security and business discussion, we’ve invited Peerapong Jongvibool, regional senior director, Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, Fortinet, to share his perspective on Cyber resilience in 2021.• Let’s start of with definitions: what is cyber resilience and how is it different or related to cyber security?• What are the benefits of cyber resilience?• What are the key elements of cyber resilience?• What are organisations doing wrong when it comes to cyber resilience?• We are in the second half of 2021. Can you name 3 trends you think will be important to organisations in Asia as they look to strengthen their cyber resilience posture?• What is your advice to CISOs and CIOs as they look to enhance their cyber resilience strategy?

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