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Chicago Cybersecurity Conference

Join HALOCK and Reasonable Risk at FutureCon to explore risk management and security approaches to address evolving cyber threats. Enjoy breakfast and lunch while connecting with colleagues and industry executives. Our partner will be speaking on risk governance and management.

 

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DATE: Thursday, January 23, 2025
WHERE: Live In Person | Virtual | Hybrid @ Chicago Marriott Oak Brook
CREDITS: Earn up to 10 CPE Credits

 

Techniques to Evolve Risk Governance: How Executives Make Informed Cyber Decisions

SPEAKER: Chris Cronin, ISO 27001 Auditor
Partner, HALOCK and Reasonable Risk
Board Chair, The DoCRA Council

Regulators and standards bodies are requiring us to evolve cybersecurity governance. This session will help you understand how to make this work in your favor:

  1. Understand what NIST and regulators mean by “governance.”
  2. Help non-technical executives make informed cybersecurity decisions.
  3. Use governance to your advantage.
  4. Define a “clear line of acceptable risk” that everyone agrees to.
  5. Justify your controls program, even after a breach.

 

About Our Speaker

Chris Cronin is a partner at HALOCK Security Labs and at Reasonable Risk. He is also the Chair of the DoCRA Council, a nonprofit that promotes the use of reasonableness in cyber risk analysis and law. He is the principal author of the DoCRA Standard and CIS RAM, Center for Internet Security’s Risk Assessment Method. Chris works with organizations of all sizes and serves as an expert witness in post breach cases. Chris’ current focus is helping organizations use the new demand for governance to their advantage.


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Stop by to learn how you can efficiently and effectively manage your risk program with Reasonable Risk, the only GRC SaaS tool with a Proven Governance System™.

You can also enter our prize drawing, pick up a gift, cybersecurity posters, or just to say hello.



Must be an employed IT professional
(no students, recruiters, sales, or independent consultants)

 

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