What Healthcare CISOs Can Do Differently to Fight Ransomware
Current approaches to fighting ransomware in healthcare don't seem to be working. We've got a prescription for what healthcare CISOs can do differently.
At Cybereason, we are finding different ways to stay healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Supporting our teammates with coffee breaks, happy hours, and trivia are just a few of the ways we are trying to help.
We have a wide variety of teammates with very different interests, but one commonality among many is that they love to read. In conversations across the team, we realized we have the basis for an awesome recommended reading list we can share with the community.
Below, read our teams recommendations for the best books to read during this pandemic.
Why? It’s a historical novel written by a young 20-something author and each chapter follows a descendant of an Asante woman who was part of the slave trade. This captures the reverberations that experience created throughout the generations of her family. It’s a unique take on a well-known struggle that is entertaining and eye opening.
Why? This book shook up the marketing industry back in the early 80s – when I was still in grammar school. Then my first boss made me read it. I was skeptical as it was a decade old then. But it remains the definitive book on how to capture mind share. While it’s dated in parts, I find it hold certain truths that I rely on to devise meaningful positioning. Given that we are looking to reinvigorate our brand, I find this is a useful, inspiring resource for me to go revisit.
Why? I am a mom of two teenage girls and I recognize that I can be extremely hard on them when it comes to academics. This book is a look at the hypocrisy of parents and teachers who pressure our kids to be both academically excellent and emotionally balanced. Frankly it’s a look in the mirror at myself as a parent and it’s a worthwhile read for anyone with young kids IMHO.
Why? Because it’s a fascinating study of Human circadian rhythms, which is highly relevant in the world of disrupted
Why? About the globalization of the 12th century BC and how it parallels today’s globalization with valuable lessons for all.
Why? For how we do things both logically and intuitively, fast and slow, to understand decision making better.
Why? It gives you a way to gain new perspective on the things that surround you every day.
Why? Sometimes we need to escape and into words and music that stop us in our tracks.
Why? If you've been pursuing a goal and now find the need to change course, this book and the authors' online discussion group are a grounding resource.
Why? This is a captivating book that can be used as a Stoic philosophy manual to build emotional resilience and endure tremendous adversity.
Why? Blink is an evidence-based approach to understanding the capabilities of our unconscious processing power vs our conscious processing power.
Guess what? We have more than book recommendations to help your team work through the pandemic. Check out our secure business continuity toolkit for more info.
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