Combine Security Risk Management Components Into One Program – Phase 1: Establish the Risk Environment

Author(s): Filipe De Souza , Sean Thurston , Cameron Smith , Ian Mulholland

Without clear responsibilities set out in a risk management plan, the right decision makers can be left out of the conversations that they are needed for. This phase will take you through the following activities:

  • Determine the function of the risk executive.
  • Determine the function of the board of directors and IT security group.
  • Build a security risk responsibilities document.
  • Define the organizational risk tolerance level.

Use this phase as part of the full blueprint, Combine Information Security Risk Management Components Into One Program.

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risk tolerance, risk governance, security risk management, risk structure, Board of Directors, cyber security, cyber risk

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