On February 21st, 2025, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce, alongside the U.S. Embassy of The Bahamas, hosted Larry Clinton, President/CEO of the Internet Security Alliance (ISA), for an insightful session on cybersecurity as a critical risk management issue. The intimate gathering provided Chamber members with actionable strategies to enhance their cybersecurity posture.
Key Topics Covered:
State of Cybersecurity Today: Clinton highlighted the sophisticated tactics of adversaries and the growing risks organizations face.
Misanalysis of Cybersecurity Issues: He emphasized the importance of addressing root causes to improve mitigation strategies.
Government’s Role: Collaboration with the government is key to creating supportive cybersecurity frameworks.
Enhancing Organizational Cybersecurity: Practical advice included adopting best practices, fostering cyber awareness, and leveraging partnerships.
Small Enterprise Protection: Clinton shared affordable, scalable solutions for small businesses, such as employee training and multi-factor authentication.
About Larry Clinton:
Larry Clinton is the President of the Internet Security Alliance (ISA), a multi-sector trade association that focuses on thought leadership, policy advocacy, and developing best practices for cybersecurity. Clinton’s work centers on cybersecurity oversight, as well as briefing industry and governments worldwide. He also worked on the recently published ISA report titled “Cybersecurity Social Contract: Implementing a Market-Based Model of Cybersecurity,” which outlines immediate and long-term actionable recommendations.
The Chamber extends its gratitude to Larry Clinton for his expertise, the members who attended, and the U.S. Embassy of The Bahamas for organizing this impactful presentation.
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