A Forbes article is making the rounds right now about America’s most cyber-secure companies, and I can already see the cybersecurity outrage machine up in arms. Full confession: I haven’t yet read the article, but I’m about to. I’m writing this in two parts: before I read the article, and after I read the article.
Part I: What are the most cyber-secure companies?
If you ask me to list the most cyber-secure companies (what does that even mean?), here is my shortlist, in roughly the order I think of them:
Top tier: Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon
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