By GRC World Forums2022-07-14T11:57:00
Organisations are increasingly looking into setting a uniform standard for their cyber security programs that can sit across the entire structure. However, they first need to determine what standard is appropriate - and find a way to measure performance against it consistently.
Organisations are increasingly looking into setting a uniform standard for their cyber security programs that can sit across the entire structure. However, they first need to determine what standard is appropriate - and find a way to measure performance against it consistently.
While Cyber Risk Governance defines the guidelines for how the organisation manages cybersecurity, Cyber Risk Management executes the policies and procedures defined by the Governance team to implement controls, prioritise remediation, and respond to incidents. The two functions often work together, but the rather complex organisational hierarchy in some extended businesses can lead to numerous challenges for driving accountability across the company.
Even for the many forward-thinking security leaders that have opted to enforce cybersecurity performance standards across their business units, subsidiaries, or geographic teams, two crucial questions arise: What standard should be used? How to manage this standard efficiently?
Join us in this webinar to know more about driving accountability with cyber risk governance in more detail, as we target topics such as:
• The different options for setting standards, and ideas for implementation
• How Cyber Risk Quantification can be applied to drive accountability
• How to incorporate benchmarking and peer comparisons into your standards
Last but not least, find out how Transport for London is driving accountability across the extended organisation from a first-person perspective.
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