Cybersecurity Framework for Government and Industry

In our increasingly disruptive digital-world where state-sponsored cyber attacks scale at a dangerous pace, the Internet Security Alliance (ISA) released Social Contract 3.0: Implementing a Market-Based Model for Cybersecurity at its 15th Anniversary Conference. 

I can recall that, written by experts from a variety of industries, the book seeks to provide a systemic framework for collaborative action on cybersecurity, integrating public policy and economics. 

The book is intended to serve as a guide for policymakers from both sides of the aisle, proposing practical solutions to the very real cyber threats facing America. 

Recommendations to mitigate risks within the power utility sector include, among others, enhanced information sharing between utilities and the Federal Government, reforming the clearance attainment process for private sector executives, and encouraging public-private collaboration to manage the risks that can be posed by the introduction of third-party vendors.