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By Francesco Carraro - Manager Bernoni Grant Thornton

Due to the increasingly pervasive digitization, cybersecurity is no longer an option: it has become a necessity. Indeed, the expansion of digital technologies and services means that the attack surface for cybercriminals is increasing [...]

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By Roberto Antoniotti – Head of Technology & Innovation 

In today's environment, characterized by increasing digital interconnectedness and increasingly globally distributed supply chains, third-party cyber risk management has become an indispensable element of [...]

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By Mattia Campagner – Manager Bernoni Grant Thornton

The NIS2 Directive is one of the most significant and discussed regulatory novelties, not only for its broad scope, but also for the strategic role it recognises to cybersecurity governance. After providing an overview in the previous [...]

 

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Cyber Insights: security, compliance, third parties

In an increasingly digitised environment, cybersecurity has become a top priority, rather than an option. The expansion of digital services has increased the attack surface for cybercriminals, with a surge in serious attacks at global level. Cybersecurity governance – meant as a set of policies, standards and controls – is critical to protecting infrastructure and SMEs.

During a meeting of the cybersecurity teams of Grant Thornton member firms, which took place last May in Milan, the main current challenges were discussed, including the NIS2 Directive and the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard. These initiatives confirm how mutual collaboration and the adoption of shared standards are key elements in building a more secure, resilient and sustainable digital ecosystem.

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