Systemic Cyber Resilience: Why CISOs can't fix cyber security

Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical challenge; it’s a systemic risk threatening industries, economies, and governments. As our digital world becomes more interconnected, a single vulnerability can trigger widespread disruption across multiple sectors. This book presents a ground breaking, multidisciplinary approach to understanding and mitigating systemic cyber risks.Drawing from economics, military strategy, public health, engineering, and systems theory, the author explores why traditional, reactive cybersecurity models are failing and how strategic, resilience-focused approaches can provide lasting solutions.Key features include:Cross-industry analysis: Lessons from sectors like finance, healthcare, aviation, and more.Case studies: Detailed examinations of critical incidents, such as ransomware attacks and supply chain breaches.Strategic frameworks: Recommendations for global governance, resilience-building, and risk quantification.Practical insights: Actionable steps for CISOs, security leaders, and policymakers to enhance systemic resilience.With expert interviews, research analysis, and real-world case studies, this book provides a fresh perspective on tackling today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges. Whether you are a cybersecurity professional, policymaker, or executive, this book offers the insights and strategies needed to navigate a rapidly evolving threat landscape. Read more