In May 2024, members of the CyberRisk Collaborative organized a task force to discuss governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). CISOs face challenges in implementing and maturing GRC programs due to the complexity of the field, evolving regulatory requirements, and the need to effectively communicate risk to the board while aligning security practices with business objectives. Specific challenges include obtaining leadership buy-in and resources, defining and measuring GRC maturity, integrating GRC with existing processes, adapting to regulatory changes, managing third-party risk, communicating risk effectively, and balancing security and business needs. The attached guidance document was developed by the GRC Task Force as a resource for organizations looking to build, benchmark, or mature their GRC operations.
Additionally, a copy of the PowerPoint presentation from the July 11th CISO Stories webcast has been provided.
Please direct any questions and comments to Dustin Sachs ([email protected]). Thank you!
In May 2024, members of the CyberRisk Collaborative organized a task force to discuss governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). CISOs face challenges in implementing and maturing GRC programs due to the complexity of the field, evolving regulatory requirements, and the need to effectively communicate risk to the board while aligning security practices with business objectives. Specific challenges include obtaining leadership buy-in and resources, defining and measuring GRC maturity, integrating GRC with existing processes, adapting to regulatory changes, managing third-party risk, communicating risk effectively, and balancing security and business needs. The attached guidance document was developed by the GRC Task Force as a resource for organizations looking to build, benchmark, or mature their GRC operations.
Additionally, a copy of the PowerPoint presentation from the July 11th CISO Stories webcast has been provided.
Please direct any questions and comments to Dustin Sachs ([email protected]). Thank you!