Transcription of GUIDE TO CYBERSECURITY AS RISK MANAGEMENT - CGI
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The Role of Elected OfficialsGUIDE TO CYBERSECURITY AS RISK MANAGEMENT 2015 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1100 CONNECTICUT AVE. , SUITE 1300, WASHINGTON, DIVISION OF RANDOM HILLS ROADFAIRFAX, VA as Risk Management1Re-inventing CYBERSECURITY Using the NIST FrameworkBackground of the NIST Framework How to Use the NIST FrameworkFinding the Right Skills and Expertise Don t Go It Alone: Trusted Third PartiesEngaging the Private SectorBreach Response Basics for Elected OfficialsPre-Breach PlanningMitigating a Breach Communicating About a Breach Risk MANAGEMENT : Prioritizing ResourcesRisk MANAGEMENT : A Cure for the Budget-Strategy Disconnect15172125 Tying It All Together28 Endnotes29 How to Use This GUIDE Introduction: Not If. Summary 5 Government Threats, Assets and Enemies Know the Threat: The Age of the Targeted AttackKnow Your Assets: What s Worth Protecting?
I n the absence of enterprise-wide cybersecurity standards and regula-tions, many security experts use a patchwork of government and industry mandates to direct their efforts. Compliance requirements can help organizations establish a cybersecurity baseline, but this approach lacks consistency across the public and private sectors as a whole.
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