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Cyber & information security... 👽

[Dan @Danndantata]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

@AustinNwaka Congrats bro

[Dan @Danndantata]

@CyberPatronMC "VOUCHER"???

[Dan @Danndantata]

@AbrahamOkah2 Besides courses, you need certifications too, and I can help with that. Please DM.

[A D 💋 @truly_AD]

You`re a GRC professional at a mid-sized e-commerce company. The recent spike in cyber threats and unexpected outages has raised concerns about the company`s preparedness to handle disruptions. You`re in charge of developing and implementing a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to make sure the company can maintain operations during unforeseen events.

Let`s get into it:

1. Start by evaluating the company`s existing continuity measures. Identify critical business functions and processes that are essential for day-to-day operations [ these might include payment processing, customer service, and order fulfillment ].

2. Perform a Business Impact Analysis [ BIA ] to understand the potential impact of various disruption scenarios. This helps you prioritize resources / recovery strategies. Determine the maximum tolerable downtime (MTD) for each critical function.

3. Now, based on the BIA, develop strategies to recover critical functions within their MTD [ this might include establishing redundant systems, creating data backups, and setting up alternate work locations ].

4. Create a comprehensive BCP document outlining recovery procedures, roles, and responsibilities. Include communication plans, recovery timelines, and detailed instructions for restoring operations.

5. Educate / train employees about the BCP and their specific roles during a disruption. Host sessions and awareness programs to make sure everyone understands the procedures.

6. Conduct regular drills and simulations to test the effectiveness of the BCP. Identify any weaknesses or gaps in the plan and make necessary adjustments [ this could be simulated cyber-attacks, natural disasters, or system failures ].

7. Continuously review / update the BCP to address new risks, changes in business processes, and feedback from testing exercises.

8. Involve key stakeholders from various departments to ensure comprehensive input and buy-in. Regularly communicate the status and updates of the BCP to senior management.

9. Maintain detailed documentation of the BCP, testing results, and updates. Report on the plan`s status to stakeholders and regulatory bodies as required.

Creating a BCP: https://t.co/hQr4lMFbYV

[meg west @cybersecmeg]

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[Dan @Danndantata]

@Kynsofficial Certifications will get you jobs, I will help anyone pass their certifications, for absolutely free of charge.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@PearsonVUE Your software is buggy and slow, too many complaints online, put some effort into development.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@GodAbeg40x @seyithemie For certs that cost $780+ and yearly upkeep of $120...

[Dan @Danndantata]

@KoladeKayode @seyithemie It shows they have no idea... they fantasize. This is why black hats are thriving.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@phishfinding By the way I can show anyone the way to earn these certs no shady stuff, straight up with proof.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@phishfinding It is good to build a strong background before aiming for top tier certs, but orgs. always ask for CISSP unnecessarily. I got to understand that CISSP especially is an interesting course to take, I wouldn't blame anyone for aiming right at it, it is eye opening.

[Salman | Social Media Manager @socialmanagercs]

Cybersecurity certs can 5x your salary.

Top picks:

• CISSP - $116,900+
• CEH - $99,000+
• OSCP - $98,000+
• Security+ - $95,000+
• CISM - $93,000+

Get certified. Secure the bag.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@Kacccha_aam You need certifications most importantly when searching for jobs these days, it increases your chances and gets your foot in the door. Let's talk, I will give a straightforward approach for free.. stop click baiting without actually helping people.

[Dan @Danndantata]

@sisinerd You need any certification to earn better? Lets talk. Matured minds only.

[Shubham Saboo @Saboo_Shubham_]

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