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SC2237

Cyber Risk Metrics & Reporting

Date
October 10, 2022
Credits
1 CPE | Expired December 31, 2022

The presentations will define cyber risk and introduce recent industry survey results to to learn why cyber risk is so important. We'll include sections on risk measures and metrics to gauge "risk appetites" and the steps in KRI development. Also, there needs to be a metrics governance process for any changes to the metrics -- from proposing new benchmarks to retiring old metrics. Finally, we'll discuss why risk reporting needs to happen across all organizational levels, not just upper management.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the what and why of risk Measures / metrics.
  • Understand the metric build process.

Speaker

Speaker Image for Priya Mouli
Priya Mouli, MBA, CDPSE, CISSP
Technology Leader and Cyber Security Advisor | Board Member, PwC LLP

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