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- 2. The practice of gaining unauthorised access to a computer system and carrying out various disruptive actions as a means of achieving political or social goals.
- 6. The focus of one of the cyber resilience Board Principles of the World Economic Forum that is addressed by the board periodically reviewing its own performance in the implementation of these principles or seeking independent advice for continuous improvement.
- 7. An __________ system of corporate governance is characterised by public companies with dispersed shareholder
- 9. The focus of one of the cyber resilience Board Principles of the World Economic Forum that is addressed by the board encouraging management to collaborate with other stakeholders, as relevant and appropriate, to ensure systemic cyber resilience.
- 10. An _________ system of corporate governance is one where ownership and control of public companies is exercised by a small number of majority shareholders, such as founding families or institutions.
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- 1. Each country, in varying degrees, has its own ________ features that distinguish its system of corporate governance.
- 3. To effectively deal with cyber challenges, organisational leaders need a mindset that goes beyond ____________ to build a more effective cyber strategy and incorporate it into overall strategic thinking.
- 4. _________ has a vital role to play in securing cyber resilience.
- 5. Corporations in Asia have now emerged as multinational entities with global investors, yet many remain highly __________ and do not exhibit the levels of transparency associated with companies operating in Europe or North America.
- 8. One of the threats that corporations can face and which involves any underhand interference with production, work, etc.