You can learn more from one board question than from a stack of security slides: who owns cyber risk after this meeting? If the answer sounds foggy, you do not have a reporting issue alone. You have a cybersecurity ownership problem, and it usually means decision rights, escalation, and accountability are still loose. Boards do […]
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An effective audit committee does not need to run security operations. Instead, members must ensure that cybersecurity risks are visible, owned, and moving in the right direction as part of their broader board oversight responsibilities. That line sounds simple until you are in the room. Ask too little, and you miss real exposure. Ask too
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You can miss a lot of cybersecurity risk in 90 days. A phishing campaign, a vendor incident, an access problem, and a stalled patch cycle can all land between board meetings. If your senior leadership team only sees the risk once a quarter, you are usually looking at yesterday’s problem. The report may be accurate,
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