Business resilience needs comprehensive approach | Computer Weekly

▤ Summary

The article examines why business resilience has become a boardroom priority after ransomware disrupts operations. It uses Marks & Spencer as a high-profile example of how cyberattacks can halt online orders, payments, and supply chains. It then argues that companies need layered recovery plans, better identity and access controls, backup systems, segmentation, and realistic testing before an incident happens. The piece also shows how cloud migration, incident response planning, and fallback processes can reduce downtime and limit blast radius after an attack.

▦ Linked Companies