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Kibernetička sigurnost
Grupa autora Harvard Business Review-a
- ISBN: 978-953-246-530-3
- Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
- Godina izdavanja: 2026
- Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 178 str., 14,0 x 21,0 cm
Cijena: 25,00 €Online cijena: 22,50 €
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Opis
KIBERNETIČKA SIGURNOST NIJE SAMO ZA TEHNOLOŠKE FUTURISTE.
Ova knjiga pruža temeljno razumijevanje kibernetičke sigurnosti za čitatelje bez stručnog predznanja. Obrađuje ključne teme koje omogućuju upoznavanje s aktualnim i budućim izazovima i rizicima u ovom području, relevantnim za pojedinačne uloge, organizacije i industrije. Također, pomaže razumjeti kako svatko od nas doprinosi problemima sigurnosti unutar naše organizacije, ali pritom ističe i našu ključnu ulogu u prepoznavanju i upravljanju rješenjima tih problema.
Iste tehnologije koje su donijele toliko dobra stvorile su nove i stalno promjenjive posljedice za kibernetičku sigurnost pojedinaca, tvrtki i vlada. Ove posljedice variraju od frustrirajućeg zadatka smišljanja novih i složenih lozinki nakon još jednog incidenta povrede podataka do neugodno stvarnih opasnosti poput stranih protivnika koji gase javnu rasvjetu, zaustavljaju rad postrojenja za preradu vode ili čak preuzimaju kontrolu nad vojnom infrastrukturom.
Ovi odabrani članci pomoći će vam utvrditi kome se obratiti vezano za ključna pitanja, kako pratiti konkurenciju i kolege, kako prepoznati potencijalni utjecaj na vaš tim, organizaciju i industriju, te razmotriti kako će se vaša organizacija morati razvijati kako bi išla ukorak s trendovima kibernetičke sigurnosti u budućnosti.
Područje kibernetičke sigurnosti nije rezervirano samo za tehnofuturiste i one odrasle na digitalnoj tehnologiji. Svi smo uvučeni u ovu futurističku sadašnjost, htjeli mi to ili ne. Ako kao globalna zajednica možemo imati ikakvu nadu da ćemo izbjeći tehnokatastrofu i u konačnici spoznati veliki potencijal onoga što smo stvorili, svatko od nas mora prihvatiti da smo sada svi zajedno u ovome. Svi imamo svoju ulogu.
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