2151049_SajjadOsman_PosterPresentation.pptx

The Impact of cyber threats in digital environment and the implementation of corporate cyber security strategy to safeguard the business in the middle east

1. Student Name: Sajjad Osman | UOB ID: 2151049 | Unit Code: BSS056-6 | Submission Date: 10-March-2023 Poster presentation for Theory in to Practice Project Proposal The impact of cyber threats in digital environment and the implementation of corporate cybersecurity strategy to safeguard the business in middle east region

2. Scope: Companies in middle east region Aim: Evaluation and Critical analysis of the Impact of cyber threats and implementation of corporate cybersecurity strategy to safeguard the business in middle east region Methodology: 1. Systematic review 2. Qualitative Analysis 3. Secondary data collection Theories and framework: Game theory Fuzzy logic theory Hypersecuritization Risk management Institutional theory Corporate governance Objectives: 1. Evaluate the key elements of cyber threats 2. Analyse the impacts of cyber attacks on business operations 3. Critically analyse the challenges faced by the companies in MENA region to implement an effective cyber security measures 4. Propose most effective strategic countermeasures to prevent the cyber attacks to safeguard the digital environments of the companies in MENA region Potential Outcome: 1. Awareness 2. R isk mitigation plan 3. Corporate governance and strategies to secure business from cyber threats Evidences: Need of impact analysis Need of corporate cybersecurity strategy

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