A new report has said that board-level executives need to be more aware of cybersecurity issues if their organisations are to effectively manage cyber risks.
It comes ahead of a major government announcement on cyber security, which is expected to be made later this week.
The 'Cyber Security and the UK's Critical National Infrastructure' report from think tank Chatham House, sponsored by BAE Systems' Detica business, recommended that businesses should make all staff across their organisations aware of cyber risks, and that this should be led from the top.
Senior management should be confident enough in their understanding of cyber security to "ask the right questions from those tasked with providing security within their organisation," the report said.
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