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Security Strategy

Board reporting that actually changes decisions

Boards do not need vulnerability counts. They need to understand exposure, direction of travel and the decisions in front of them.

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Report risk, not activity

A slide showing thousands of blocked emails demonstrates activity. It says nothing about whether the organisation's most significant risks are reducing.

Three things every report should answer

What are our most significant cyber risks? Are they improving or worsening? What decisions do we need from the board?

If a report does not answer those three questions, it is unlikely to change anything.

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