Today, a purely technical, tactical approach falls short. SEC guidance requires Board oversight, and comparable rules are coming soon to Europe. That means your CIRP and your CISO must have an approach that spans the entire spectrum, from strategy to tactical execution. Start a conversation with McCarthy Cyber Readiness to go beyond the technical and tactical.
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Establish a clear link between Board-established risks and your organization’s cyber incident response. A successful cyber security program should span your organization’s policies, plans, and procedures.
A cyber risk is a “corporate” risk. These risks must function like any other risk: as part of your Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) plan. The CISO must illustrate how their InfoSec and CIRP’s technical and non-technical aspects address cyber risk.
Neal is an ISC2 distinguished subject-matter expert with decades of cyber security experience in the military, law enforcement, and business domains. For the past decade, he has focused on management-level CIRPs and TTXs, including Board of Directors-level involvement.
Whether you’re just beginning or reevaluating what’s already in place, we’re here to help you take the next step. The best way to start is with a consultation. We’ll talk through where you are today, what concerns you most, and how we can support your team moving forward. From there, we can discuss which cybersecurity readiness service is best for your organization.
