Rationale for Sources selected for analysis Sample Clauses

Rationale for Sources selected for analysis. There is a vast amount of academic, expert practitioner and stakeholder literature on cyber security, including specialised and general published media. As a whole, literature reveals the intricate and multidisciplinary nature of cyber security and a complex and evolving landscape of threats. The focus of WISER WP8 is on communicating the importance of cyber risk management to the EU business community and on marketing the CyberWISER service packages. CW-SEIT centres on the economic and sociological impacts on EU businesses and small IT teams in public administrations, helping them take their first steps towards risk management and from there adapting effective cyber security products and services. To achieve its go-to-market goals, WP8 must ensure its messages reflect the information needs of SMEs and small IT teams, who have a poor understanding of the cyber risks they are facing and few resources to manage them. To this end, WISER has carefully selected sources written primarily for the target users of CW-SEIT, whether that be governments, analysts or the media. The table below provides a summary of the main sources selected. Cyber-Risk Management, A. November 2015 Risk management, cyber Refsdal, ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇, security, cyber-risk Springer 2015 assessment, building on practices from industry. Cyber Security Breaches 2016, May 2016 Details business actions on HM Government report4 (S1) cyber security, costs and Support from: Confederation of impacts of cyber breaches and 4 ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cyber-security-breaches-survey-2016. British Industry, Federation of Small Businesses, ICAEW. attacks. Lloyds of London, Facing the Cyber Risk Challenge5 (S2) September 2016 Survey of almost 350 senior decision makers across Europe on current practices, including preparedness for the GDPR. UK National Cyber Security Strategy 2016-2021 – HM Government6 (S3) November 2016 Sets out a new national plan for dealing with evolving cyber threats and their socio- economic impacts. Cybersecurity in the European Digital Single Market – High level Group of Scientific Advisors N°2/20177 (S4) March 2017 Provides policy context for revised EU Cyber Security Strategy, including recommendations. The Cyber threat to UK business – 2016/20178 A joint report by the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and National Crime Agency (NCA) (S5) March 2017 Provides insights into the evolving cyber threat landscape and impacts on business community. Hyperfinan...