The rise of the remote workforce, as well as mobile and IoT devices in the workplace, have caused new, and exacerbated existent, significant vulnerabilities to hacked and breached data. Cyberattacks are more common than ever before, and organizations’ boards can no longer leave cybersecurity as a single item on their agenda.

Now, cyber risk must be a lens applied to every board decision. By presenting a cybersecurity framework detailing where data is and how it operates, creating an effective cyber-management strategy, and generating an economic and empirical risk assessment from management, senior IT and security leaders can work together with board members to set the risk appetite and manage risk to that level.

To successfully fight against malicious intent and protect against data loss, it’s imperative that companies make cybersecurity awareness, prevention, and security best practices a part of their culture, starting with C-suite leaders and governed at the board level. Join us as we discuss how IT and security teams can best partner with their CXOs and their boards to protect against the rapidly changing cyber risk landscape.