Abstract
It used to be that the biggest threat a business or government faced was bad luck. Back then, power cuts, bank heists or markets not performing as expected were considered threats. In those innocent times, businesses did not need to consider the range of threats they now encounter in today's digital age. As technology and its uses have become more advanced, so have the issues businesses face on a daily, if not hourly basis. Businesses and governments have to deal with so much more – embarrassing reputational issues that will haunt them on the Internet forever, social media allowing anyone and everyone to directly voice their views and, of course, data management and security.
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