Bring These Security Metrics to Your Next Budget Meeting With the Board
By presenting the right security metrics to executives, CISOs can develop a strong business case for greater investment in cybersecurity.
How to Become an Articulate Leader and CISO in Five Steps
When a CISO is also an articulate leader, he or she can teach the company at large why cybersecurity is essential to business interests and motivate stronger coordination to achieve goals.
How to Get Directors On Board With Cyber Risk Governance
The latest report from the DCRO urged top leadership to become more engaged in cyber risk governance and to hold all departments — not just IT — accountable for proper security hygiene.
What Security Lessons Can Large Enterprises Learn From Small Businesses?
Large enterprises can learn crucial security lessons from small and midsized organizations — which often have a stronger culture of accountability and responsibility when it comes to data protection.
Why Growing Cyberthreat Awareness Among CEOs Could Lead to Bigger Security Budgets
Although IT leaders have traditionally struggled to gain executive buy-in for greater security budgets, recent data revealed that cyberthreat concerns are creeping closer to the top of CEOs' agendas.
The Key to Protecting Your Crown Jewels? Improve Risk Management
Experts at the 2018 RSA Conference demonstrated how increasing collaboration and accountability around cyber risk management is the best way to protect your critical assets.
These Four Communication Tips Could Improve Your Cybersecurity Reporting
When it comes to cybersecurity reporting, CISOs must communicate security risks, priorities and initiatives in the language of business to earn the attention and respect of board directors.
What Is the Current State of Cyber Resilience?
Although new research revealed that the state of cyber resilience is improving — especially regarding executive engagement — there is still room for improvement.
Nearly Half of UK Businesses Suffered Cybersecurity Breaches in the Last 12 Months
A recent government survey found that 43 percent of U.K. businesses experienced cybersecurity breaches in the last 12 months.
When It Comes to Cyber Risks, Your Leadership Cannot Afford a Failure of Imagination
A failure of imagination could cause business leaders fail to account for predictable cyber risks due to a misperception of the company's incident response capabilities and cyber resilience posture.