I serve on the board of a publicly traded company. I fostered the creation of the board’s cybersecurity committee and I co-lead it. I’ve reflected on my work as a Global Black Belt, an advisor to chief information security officers (CISOs) and IT security and compliance teams, and studied best practices to set up a cybersecurity committee that best supports the company’s IT security posture. Part of this is fostering a productive relationship with our CISO, recognizing and communicating the great work of their team.
Tools like Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager, Microsoft Secure Score, and regulatory compliance dashboard in Microsoft Defender for Cloud are great ways for an organization to benchmark and communicate its security and compliance posture.
This blog post will offer these learnings to CISOs and IT security teams to set their relationship with the cybersecurity committee of the board up for success.
Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager
Meet multicloud compliance requirements across global, industrial, or regional regulations and standards.
