Guide
The CISO’s Business Resilience Discovery Guide
How to Align Executives, Identify Critical Assets, and Prioritize Cyber Risk
Fundamental changes in the cyber threat landscape demand a shift in the way cyber risk is measured and controlled. This Discovery Guide is designed to help CISOs, formally or by influence, lead change conversations with their peers in the organization and, in the process, set clear metrics and benchmarks for how cybersecurity controls will improve business performance and mitigate risk.
Download to get:
- A step-by-step approach for building stakeholder alignment around a resilience-focused Business Impact Analysis (BIA), the first step outlined in the CISO Guide to Business Impact Analysis
- Targeted change management guidance for CISOs at different stages of the journey: building their organization’s first technology-centric BIA, improving upon an existing BIA they inherited, or contributing as a stakeholder in a broader Business Continuity effort
- Worksheets for mapping critical asset inventory to business exposure, enabling a prioritized approach to attack path analysis
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