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Join us for a YCSC QnA Dialogue

According to the Cybersecurity Global Status Survey 2015, conducted by ISACA, 92% respondents believe that cyberattacks are among the three biggest threats facing organizations today. It is also a known fact that, due to the risk of reputation damage, most organizations and cyber security professionals avoid collaboration to tackle cyber attacks.

The reasons behind this lack of collaboration and communication are understandable. The current efforts to foster such collaboration offer no aid to people, who might not be cyber security experts (such as CEO’s, IT managers of SMEs and startups), but are plagued by cyber attacks within their network. With a view to bridge this communication gap, we invite cyber security professionals, veterans, experts and alike to have a dialogue with us in form YCSC QnA.

What is YCSC QnA?

YCSC QnA is a communication platform for people, working in the field of cyber security. Through it they can share their story, learnings, opinions, tips and experiences with our readers. Participating in a YCSC QnA dialogue also enhances their visibility to the cyber security industry at large. It enables other professionals to reach out to them whenever their expertise is required.

A typical YCSC QnA is a text based dialogue. It will comprise of six questions which would be framed based on the participant’s profile. Here’s our latest dialogue.

How to participate?

We extend a warm invitation to you to join us for a YCSC QnA dialogue. Share your story, experiences and opinions with our vast pool of readers. To accept the invitation, please fill the form below. Alternatively, invite a contact by filling the form with their details. Please mention your name and email ID in the Referrer fields.

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