Non-technical executives can truly own cybersecurity when their companies measure, monitor, and manage cybersecurity risk like other parts of their business.
The SEC is only the latest regulator to expect non-technical executives to take ownership of cybersecurity risk management. Regulators argue that when companies pose risks to others those risks needs to be managed, whether they come from business practices, properties, products, or the management of data and networked technologies.
But many businesses struggle with how to communicate technical risks to non-technical executives.
Join Charity Otwell, Director, Critical Security Controls at Center for Internet Security, Phillippe Langlois, Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) Author at Verizon, and Chris Cronin, Partner at HALOCK Security Labs and Reasonable Risk.
The expert panel will be discussing some of the awkward truths found in HALOCK’s SEC 10-K Survey Report and will share techniques for communicating cyber risk to executives well enough that they can make informed cybersecurity decisions.
DATE: September 19, 2024 | Virtual | 1pm CST