By Tom Hagy The various risks of doing business in our digitally connected world continue to evolve.  So must the approach organizations take in confronting those risks, for failing to do so in the current risk landscape can be far more dangerous than in prior years. I spoke with Nick Galletto, Global Cyber Risk Leader at Deloitte, who traced the evolution of the dangers of doing business in a digitally connected world. Early on, our focus in the cyber risk management space was on how to protect websites from being defaced, he explained. Organizations had to make sure websites were functioning properly, that data was secure, and the integrity was maintained. Galletto went on to say that we’ve moved from an era of compliance and risk management to an era of complexity.  From an organization’s perspective, their focus was on making sure the company was compliant with new and evolving regulations, and risk management meant having policies, procedures and effective controls in place. “While compliance is a necessity, it is not the silver bullet that’s going to protect us from any potential breaches," Galletto said. "So organizations must look at conducting their business in this connected world not merely from a compliance perspective but from a risk perspective. A clear example of this is the number of PCI-compliant companies that were still getting breached." “Now as organizations move into an era of complexity, they need to be proactive in detecting anomalies and suspicious behavior and be prepared so their teams have [...]