As business pressures increase, CISOs face an alarming disconnect from executive teams. WSJ recently published research highlighting that communication is at the root of the problem: 58% struggle to make the technical understandable to senior leadership, and 82% feel the need to sugarcoat their security reports in front of the board.
Cybersecurity has moved to the board room requiring CISOs to communicate with executive teams and answer the questions: 1) How secure are we? 2) Are we exposed? and 3) How bad is it?
Join top cybersecurity leaders as they discuss how security and exposure validation provides the proof and evidence to measure and baseline cyber resilience so CISOs can report on their company’s cyber risk in quantifiable terms and confidently advocate for continued investments and improvements.
Panelists include:
* Dan Baylis, CISO, LV=
* Phillip Heyns, Global Cybersecurity Architecture & Engineering Manager
Register now for an informal discussion that covers:
* How the role of CISO is changing in an ever-expanding, higher-stakes attack landscape
* CISO communication struggles
* Why insights and metrics are vital for reporting on their company’s cyber risk in quantifiable terms
* The role of security and exposure validation in quantifying practical risk exposure to promote data-driven conversations about security performance and ROI