What is the role of the C-Suite in the event of a cyber-attack?
Tailored guidance for top executives on how to manage, lead, and communicate before, during and after a cyber-crisis.
Executive support is key to build a cyber-resilient organization
While the Chief Information Security Officer is generally the foremost cyber-risk expert in some organizations and main point of contact for the board on cyber-risk issues, they cannot work in isolation.
Accountability for managing risk, including cyber security, spans across the leadership team. C-level executives must enable the CISO and wider organization to maintain its cyber-reslience.
It is essential executives are aligned and work collaboratively, while following a structured governance and a strategic cybersecurity plan.
In order to support Senior Executives, we built a tailored guide for each of them on how to manage, lead, and communicate before, during and after a crisis.
Cyberthreats are some of the biggest challenges organizations face, but cybersecurity failure is still seen as a critical short‑term risk. World Economic Forum.
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