Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Cyber hygiene is crucial in the B2B landscape to protect against evolving threats.
- Constant vigilance, proactive approach, and strong partnerships are key elements in defending against fraudsters.
Today’s cybersecurity and fraud landscape require constant defense against evolving B2B threats. Businesses must stay informed, proactive, and collaborative to protect their digital perimeters. Boost Payment Solutions Chief Technology Officer, Rick Kenneally, emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and having a multifaceted approach to cybersecurity and fraud prevention. In the B2B payment space, fraud prevention is built into the business model, with rigorous vetting processes in place to reduce the risk of fraudulent transactions.
Learning from industry incidents, like the CrowdStrike event, is crucial for companies to reevaluate their processes and develop effective contingency plans. Building a culture of resilience and agility within the organization through continuous training and education is essential. Regular exercises, such as phishing campaigns, help maintain vigilance across the entire company.
By partnering with companies that provide early warnings about threats and scams, businesses can stay ahead of potential risks. Collaborative working partnerships and proactive planning are key in protecting against internal and external threats. Despite the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, the fundamental principles of good cybersecurity – vigilance, education, and proactive planning – remain constant in the fight against evolving B2B threats.
