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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The future of cybersecurity will not be human-driven. The question is whether it will be accountable.Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming cyber defense. Autonomous agents now detect threats, triage incidents, isolate systems, and make security decisions at machine speed. Yet as organizations increasingly trust AI to defend critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and global enterprises, a new question emerges: Who is accountable when the machine acts In The Accountable Machine, cybersecurity strategist and governance expert Kieran Upadrasta presents a practical doctrine for securing artificial intelligence in the age of autonomous defense. Moving beyond product catalogs, vendor hype, and compliance checklists, this book introduces a comprehensive framework for governing, controlling, and defending intelligent systems before they become organizational liabilities.Readers will discover: - How AI has become both a powerful defender and a new attack surface- Why traditional cybersecurity governance breaks down in autonomous environments- Decision Rights Architecture(TM) for controlling machine authority- The AI Accountability Stack(TM) for assigning and proving responsibility- The Evidence Chain Model(TM) for reconstructing AI decisions under scrutiny- The Recoverability Mandate(TM) for surviving model failure, poisoning, and compromise- Practical approaches to securing AI supply chains, autonomous SOCs, machine identities, and AI incident response- Strategies for translating AI risk into language boards, regulators, auditors, and insurers understandWritten for CISOs, security leaders, board directors, risk professionals, auditors, regulators, architects, and engineers, this book provides the frameworks, templates, and governance models needed to build AI systems that can be trusted, defended, and explained.As regulators demand accountability, boards face increasing liability, and autonomous systems become embedded in every enterprise, organizations will discover a hard truth: owning AI is not enough. They must be able to answer for what it does.If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended.The Accountable Machine is a blueprint for securing artificial intelligence-and for surviving the decade of autonomous cyber defense.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A line of code can now open a breaker, spoof a sensor, or switch off a city's heat in winter. The plant is the front line, the safety system is a target, and after every incident the regulator, the insurer and the court ask one question: can you prove it For two decades, boards treated cyber risk as a data problem. That model is obsolete. When operational technology fails - the systems that generate power, move water, refine fuel, run trains and keep hospitals breathing - the loss is not a breach notification. It is a blackout, a boil-water notice, a halted line, a safety event. And under NIS2, DORA, the EU Cyber Resilience Act and the UK's incoming Cyber Security & Resilience regime, 'we did not know the system could do that' has ceased to be a defence and become an admission - one that now lands on a named director. OT Cyber GRC 2030 is the board-to-plant-floor operating manual for governing operational-technology risk across critical infrastructure - electricity, oil and gas, water, manufacturing, transport, health, nuclear and data centres - and across every regime an operator or vendor will meet: UK, EU, US, Gulf and Asia-Pacific. It shows you how to: - WIN regulated, high-value contracts on the strength of an evidenced security posture.- AVOID personal director liability, voided cyber-insurance, a missed reporting deadline, and a cyber event that becomes a safety event.>A working playbook, not a thesis: board-ready diagrams, a five-level maturity scorecard, FAIR-aligned risk quantification, a nineteen-appendix (A-S) template library, a catalogue of recent (2024-2026) OT attacks and CVEs dissected for attack, vulnerability, defence and control, and a 90-Day Execution Roadmap. Built on six proprietary frameworks: the Board-Survivable Cyber Architecture, Decision Rights Architecture, the Recoverability Mandate, the AI Accountability Stack, the Contract Control Matrix and the Evidence Chain Model. Essential for CISOs and OT security leaders, cyber GRC managers, security architects, energy and utility directors, risk-committee chairs, auditors, insurers and procurement teams preparing for the 2030 horizon. 'If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended.' - Govern the risk. Prove the control. Win the contract.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The future of cybersecurity will not be human-driven. The question is whether it will be accountable.Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming cyber defense. Autonomous agents now detect threats, triage incidents, isolate systems, and make security decisions at machine speed. Yet as organizations increasingly trust AI to defend critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and global enterprises, a new question emerges: Who is accountable when the machine acts?In The Accountable Machine, cybersecurity strategist and governance expert Kieran Upadrasta presents a practical doctrine for securing artificial intelligence in the age of autonomous defense. Moving beyond product catalogs, vendor hype, and compliance checklists, this book introduces a comprehensive framework for governing, controlling, and defending intelligent systems before they become organizational liabilities.Readers will discover: - How AI has become both a powerful defender and a new attack surface- Why traditional cybersecurity governance breaks down in autonomous environments- Decision Rights Architecture(TM) for controlling machine authority- The AI Accountability Stack(TM) for assigning and proving responsibility- The Evidence Chain Model(TM) for reconstructing AI decisions under scrutiny- The Recoverability Mandate(TM) for surviving model failure, poisoning, and compromise- Practical approaches to securing AI supply chains, autonomous SOCs, machine identities, and AI incident response- Strategies for translating AI risk into language boards, regulators, auditors, and insurers understandWritten for CISOs, security leaders, board directors, risk professionals, auditors, regulators, architects, and engineers, this book provides the frameworks, templates, and governance models needed to build AI systems that can be trusted, defended, and explained.As regulators demand accountability, boards face increasing liability, and autonomous systems become embedded in every enterprise, organizations will discover a hard truth: owning AI is not enough. They must be able to answer for what it does.If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended.The Accountable Machine is a blueprint for securing artificial intelligence-and for surviving the decade of autonomous cyber defense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Privacy is no longer paperwork. It is a boardroom crisis waiting to happen. A breach. A failed cookie banner. A shadow AI tool. A supplier incident. A late regulator notification. Any one of them can become a regulatory, legal, commercial and reputational event - in the same week. For two decades, privacy lived in the compliance function. That era is over. With cumulative GDPR enforcement past 7 billion, the EU AI Act phasing in, and NIS2 and DORA carrying accountability into the boardroom - in some regimes onto named directors - "we thought we were compliant" has stopped being a defence and become an admission. After every incident the regulator, the insurer and the court ask one question: can you prove it? The Privacy War Room is the executive operating manual for surviving the enforcement era of GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIS2 and DORA - and for turning data-protection risk into a board-level, contract-winning advantage. It shows you how to: PROVE control to a regulator, an insurer and a court - with evidence packs built before the crisis, not after.SURVIVE the 72-hour breach clock, the supervisory-authority request, the failed cookie banner and the shadow-AI exposure.PROTECT the board from personal accountability, voided cover, and an enforcement notice that becomes a revenue and trust event. This is a working playbook, not a legal textbook: the five-pillar Privacy War Room operating model; "War Room Questions" that stress-test your organisation at the end of every chapter; regulator-ready evidence architecture; a privacy board dashboard; breach-response and AI-incident protocols; cookie, consent and dark-pattern controls; supplier and processor governance; and a 30-Day Privacy Survival Plan that turns assessment into a funded programme - with a board-ready glossary and a toolkit of checklists and frameworks. Essential for board members and CEOs, DPOs and privacy leads, CISOs and cyber teams, legal counsel, risk-committee chairs, consultants and anyone accountable for personal data, AI and cyber resilience across the EU and UK. "If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended." - Prove control before the regulator calls. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The future of cybersecurity will not be human-driven. The question is whether it will be accountable.Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming cyber defense. Autonomous agents now detect threats, triage incidents, isolate systems, and make security decisions at machine speed. Yet as organizations increasingly trust AI to defend critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and global enterprises, a new question emerges: Who is accountable when the machine acts?In The Accountable Machine, cybersecurity strategist and governance expert Kieran Upadrasta presents a practical doctrine for securing artificial intelligence in the age of autonomous defense. Moving beyond product catalogs, vendor hype, and compliance checklists, this book introduces a comprehensive framework for governing, controlling, and defending intelligent systems before they become organizational liabilities.Readers will discover: - How AI has become both a powerful defender and a new attack surface- Why traditional cybersecurity governance breaks down in autonomous environments- Decision Rights Architecture(TM) for controlling machine authority- The AI Accountability Stack(TM) for assigning and proving responsibility- The Evidence Chain Model(TM) for reconstructing AI decisions under scrutiny- The Recoverability Mandate(TM) for surviving model failure, poisoning, and compromise- Practical approaches to securing AI supply chains, autonomous SOCs, machine identities, and AI incident response- Strategies for translating AI risk into language boards, regulators, auditors, and insurers understandWritten for CISOs, security leaders, board directors, risk professionals, auditors, regulators, architects, and engineers, this book provides the frameworks, templates, and governance models needed to build AI systems that can be trusted, defended, and explained.As regulators demand accountability, boards face increasing liability, and autonomous systems become embedded in every enterprise, organizations will discover a hard truth: owning AI is not enough. They must be able to answer for what it does.If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended.The Accountable Machine is a blueprint for securing artificial intelligence-and for surviving the decade of autonomous cyber defense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Privacy is no longer paperwork. It is a boardroom crisis waiting to happen. A breach. A failed cookie banner. A shadow AI tool. A supplier incident. A late regulator notification. Any one of them can become a regulatory, legal, commercial and reputational event - in the same week. For two decades, privacy lived in the compliance function. That era is over. With cumulative GDPR enforcement past 7 billion, the EU AI Act phasing in, and NIS2 and DORA carrying accountability into the boardroom - in some regimes onto named directors - "we thought we were compliant" has stopped being a defence and become an admission. After every incident the regulator, the insurer and the court ask one question: can you prove it? The Privacy War Room is the executive operating manual for surviving the enforcement era of GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIS2 and DORA - and for turning data-protection risk into a board-level, contract-winning advantage. It shows you how to: PROVE control to a regulator, an insurer and a court - with evidence packs built before the crisis, not after.SURVIVE the 72-hour breach clock, the supervisory-authority request, the failed cookie banner and the shadow-AI exposure.PROTECT the board from personal accountability, voided cover, and an enforcement notice that becomes a revenue and trust event. This is a working playbook, not a legal textbook: the five-pillar Privacy War Room operating model; "War Room Questions" that stress-test your organisation at the end of every chapter; regulator-ready evidence architecture; a privacy board dashboard; breach-response and AI-incident protocols; cookie, consent and dark-pattern controls; supplier and processor governance; and a 30-Day Privacy Survival Plan that turns assessment into a funded programme - with a board-ready glossary and a toolkit of checklists and frameworks. Essential for board members and CEOs, DPOs and privacy leads, CISOs and cyber teams, legal counsel, risk-committee chairs, consultants and anyone accountable for personal data, AI and cyber resilience across the EU and UK. "If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended." - Prove control before the regulator calls. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your enterprise is now run by machine identities no board can name. Service accounts, API keys, and autonomous AI agents outnumber your people forty to one - and they act without a human in the loop. When one moves money, exposes data, or breaches a client, the regulator asks a single question: who authorised this? Under NIS2 and DORA, "we did not know the system would do that" is no longer a defence - it is a personal liability that lands on the management body. The human perimeter has fallen, and authority now drains into a Delegation Void: the gap where a machine acts with real-world consequence and no named human can be found to own it. Defensible Identity Architecture is the board-level operating model for governing the non-human enterprise. It puts a named human behind every machine that acts, an architecture that proves it after the fact, and a commercial edge that turns control into won contracts. Built on a coherent, verifiable doctrine - the Machine Accountability Doctrine(TM), Decision Rights Architecture(TM), and the Access Evidence Chain(TM) - it shows you how to: - WIN regulated, high-value contracts on the strength of your security annexe.- AVOID director liability under NIS2 Article 20 and the voiding of cyber-insurance cover.- PROVE every consequential machine action back to a named, accountable owner. This is a working manual, not a thesis. Eleven board-ready diagrams, a five-level maturity model, a quantified (FAIR-aligned) risk method, a procurement clause library, a regulatory crosswalk across DORA, NIS2 and the EU AI Act, and a 24-month roadmap make it a reference you will return to every week. Essential reading for CISOs, identity and AI-governance leaders, security architects, risk-committee chairs, and procurement and supplier-risk teams across financial services and every regulated enterprise preparing for the 2030 regulatory horizon. "If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A line of code can now open a breaker, spoof a sensor, or switch off a city's heat in winter. The plant is the front line, the safety system is a target, and after every incident the regulator, the insurer and the court ask one question: can you prove it? For two decades, boards treated cyber risk as a data problem. That model is obsolete. When operational technology fails - the systems that generate power, move water, refine fuel, run trains and keep hospitals breathing - the loss is not a breach notification. It is a blackout, a boil-water notice, a halted line, a safety event. And under NIS2, DORA, the EU Cyber Resilience Act and the UK's incoming Cyber Security & Resilience regime, "we did not know the system could do that" has ceased to be a defence and become an admission - one that now lands on a named director. OT Cyber GRC 2030 is the board-to-plant-floor operating manual for governing operational-technology risk across critical infrastructure - electricity, oil and gas, water, manufacturing, transport, health, nuclear and data centres - and across every regime an operator or vendor will meet: UK, EU, US, Gulf and Asia-Pacific. It shows you how to: - WIN regulated, high-value contracts on the strength of an evidenced security posture.- AVOID personal director liability, voided cyber-insurance, a missed reporting deadline, and a cyber event that becomes a safety event.- PROVE - to a regulator, an insurer and a court - that every control was present, every failover tested, and every recovery real. A working playbook, not a thesis: board-ready diagrams, a five-level maturity scorecard, FAIR-aligned risk quantification, a nineteen-appendix (A-S) template library, a catalogue of recent (2024-2026) OT attacks and CVEs dissected for attack, vulnerability, defence and control, and a 90-Day Execution Roadmap. Built on six proprietary frameworks: the Board-Survivable Cyber Architecture, Decision Rights Architecture, the Recoverability Mandate, the AI Accountability Stack, the Contract Control Matrix and the Evidence Chain Model. Essential for CISOs and OT security leaders, cyber GRC managers, security architects, energy and utility directors, risk-committee chairs, auditors, insurers and procurement teams preparing for the 2030 horizon. "If it cannot be evidenced, it cannot be defended." - Govern the risk. Prove the control. Win the contract. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…