Governance and Policy ManagementExecutive and Board Reporting
Executive and board reporting on cybersecurity is the process of providing regular updates to the organization’s leadership and board of directors on the organization’s cybersecurity posture and efforts. This includes providing information on the organization’s current level of cybersecurity maturity, the risks and vulnerabilities the organization is facing, and the actions being taken to mitigate those risks.
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Executive and board reporting on cybersecurity can help ensure that the organization’s leadership is informed about the organization’s cybersecurity posture and efforts, and can help identify areas where additional resources or attention may be needed. This reporting can also help the organization’s leadership understand the potential impact of cyber threats on the organization, and can help inform decision-making about cybersecurity-related issues.
Complyan helps in Executive, CxO and Board reporting on cybersecurity with a variety of information, such as:
- A summary of the organization’s current cybersecurity posture and efforts
- Overall compliance towards national and international frameworks and standards
- Compliance towards laws and regulations on Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
- A summary of the organization’s current level of cybersecurity maturity, as evaluated using a framework such as the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
- A summary of the organization’s current cyber risks and vulnerabilities, and the actions that are being taken to mitigate those risks
- A summary of the organization’s incident response plan and any recent cybersecurity incidents that have occurred
- A summary of the organization’s cybersecurity training and awareness efforts, and the effectiveness of those efforts
- A summary of the organization’s cybersecurity budget and resource allocation
Executive and board reporting features from Complyan can help ensure that the organization’s leadership is informed about the organization’s cybersecurity posture and efforts and can help identify areas where additional resources or attention may be needed. By regularly reporting on cybersecurity to the organization’s leadership, organizations can ensure that their efforts to protect their systems and data are aligned with the organization’s overall business goals and objectives.