Bøger af Richard O. Moore

Turn cyber intelligence into meaningful business decisions and reduce losses from cyber eventsCyber Intelligence-Driven Risk provides a solution to one of the most pressing issues that executives and risk managers face: How can we weave information security into our business decisions to minimize overall business risk?In today's complex digital landscape, business decisions and cyber event responses have implications for information security that high-level actors may be unable to foresee. What we need is a cybersecurity command center capable of delivering, not just data, but concise, meaningful interpretations that allow us to make informed decisions.Building, buying, or outsourcing a CI-DR(TM) program is the answer. In his work with executives at leading financial organizations and with the U.S. military, author Richard O. Moore III has tested and proven this next-level approach to Intelligence and Risk. This book is a guide to:* Building, buying, or outsourcing a cyber intelligence-driven risk program* Understanding the functional capabilities needed to sustain the program* Using cyber intelligence to support Enterprise Risk Management* Reducing loss from cyber events by building new organizational capacities* Supporting mergers and acquisitions with predictive analyticsEach function of a well-designed cyber intelligence-driven risk program can support informed business decisions in the era of increased complexity and emergent cyber threats.

The second volume from this acclaimed poet and film artist

The poems in Writing the Silences represent more than 60 years of Richard O. Moore's work as a poet. Selected from seven full-length manuscripts written between 1946 and 2008, these poems reflect not only Moore's place in literary history-he is the last of his generation of the legendary group of San Francisco Renaissance poets-but also his reemergence into today's literary world after an important career as a filmmaker and producer in public radio and television. Writing the Silences reflects Moore's commitment to freedom of form, his interest in language itself, and his dedication to issues of social justice and ecology.