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view dashboards to include the status and impact of controls and risks, as well as the ability to export results into a CSV or formatted report. This level of detailed reporting gives your risk managers the visibility they need to prioritize activities that strengthen compliance and reduce risk and can help you better understand how risk remediation efforts are progressing. Similarly, a report that quantifies risk assessments by category and score can help identify the areas needing attention, so that you can focus your resources on the areas negatively impacting your risk posture. How can organizations improve their cybersecurity? The most security-conscious organizations understand that cybersecurity is an ever-evolving risk that must continuously be considered and monitored. When the organization is “in compliance,” it has met the minimum requirements under its obligations. But being able to say “we’re compliant” is not the same as understanding to what extent implemented controls have effectively reduced the underlying risks. You must also identify and categorize risks as they relate to individual business activities and the context around them. By taking a broader, risk-based approach tying risk to business outcomes, instead of a more limiting compliance-based approach, organizations can improve their cybersecurity. The four key areas enterprises look to improve are: • ENABLEMENT: Supporting business goals by protecting the data and systems essential to the business. • SECURITY: Protecting data privacy, demonstrating compliance, and managing risk effectively. • EFFICIENCY: Eliminating the time wasted on manual tasks. • TRUST: Proving to customers that they can entrust their sensitive data to the company. Deliver better outcomes with a strategic approach to risk Cybersecurity leaders can deliver better outcomes with less effort by transitioning from a compliancecentric approach to a risk-centric one. This evolution happens by shifting your perspective. Compliance and risk are essentially two sides of the same coin but with different focal points. Compliance is focused on adherence to a framework of statutory, regulatory, or contractual requirements, using implemented controls to satisfy those obligations. This adherence is binary — each requirement is either met or unmet. But risk is a continuum. Risk management requires evaluation of controls and their impact on the business’ ability to meet its goals. Such an approach puts cyber risk in a business context so that CISOs and CIOs can tie risk to the business objectives prioritized by the C-suite and Board. To do so, they need visibility into the organization’s overall risk and compliance posture that breaks down the silos that cause inefficiencies, gaps, and blind spots. You need organizational and program-level reporting that gives you detailed insights and metrics. The tools and automation involved can substantially ease the burden of managing Cyber Defense eMagazine – November 2023 Edition 26 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
this information and related activities. Automation capable of facilitating a continuous, near real-time view of the organization’s risk profile is key to delivering better outcomes with less effort. In addition, a riskcentric risk management approach builds trust among customers and business partners, ultimately supporting your go-to-market initiatives. About the Author Meghan Maneval is the Vice President of Product Strategy and Evangelism at RiskOptics. She has over 15 years of experience in risk management, information security, and compliance, and is a passionate, visionary leader who drives new ways to solve industry problems. As the Vice President of Product Strategy and Evangelism at RiskOptics, she leads a team of talented and diverse professionals. She develops and executes strategy and objectives for the Go-To- Market function, innovates and designs new solutions for the risk management market, and evangelizes the benefits and value of cyber risk management. Meghan can be reached online at her LinkedIn here and at our company website https://reciprocity.com/. Cyber Defense eMagazine – November 2023 Edition 27 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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