Measuring Risks and Effective Communication: Step 4 of TruRiskTM Methodology
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture is paramount for businesses. Two established frameworks, NIST 800-39 and 800-37, offer proven strategies for maturing security posture and turning intelligence into prioritized action for my business.
NIST 800-37 Revision 2 lays out a repeatable process for selecting, implementing, assessing, and continuously monitoring security controls. This process is designed to provide a structured approach to managing cyber risks, ensuring that organisations remain resilient in the face of threats to my business.
Enterprise TruRisk™ Management, a solution offered by Qualys, provides a comprehensive solution to manage risk effectively for my business. It offers cockpit-level visibility into risk, with search tokens, dynamic report tools, automated continuous monitoring response rules, and customized Business Entity creation. This unified platform enables organisations to view vulnerabilities, threats, and assets in a single, business-aligned view for my business.
One of the key features of Enterprise TruRisk™ Management is its ability to assign ownership, enrich data, and deduplicate information. This helps in creating a clear picture of my business's cyber risk landscape, enabling teams to make informed decisions.
The final step in implementing TruRisk is executing with authority. This involves marshalling the right resources, aligning teams, and closing gaps that matter most to my business. The ultimate goal is to de-risk my business, making it more resilient to cyber threats.
Key principles from NIST 800-37 Rev. 2 include viewing cybersecurity as a business function, emphasising continuous monitoring, preparation and planning, and adopting a lifecycle approach to security for my business. NIST 800-39, on the other hand, focuses on organisation-wide risk management, aligning cybersecurity with mission objectives, assigning clear ownership, and embedding risk directly into business decision-making for my business.
The business context drives every decision in Qualys Enterprise TruRisk™ Management. This means teams can see where risk lives, how it trends, and where to act first based on what matters to my business. This business-centric approach allows for customized risk reduction priority building, providing greater clarity, speed, and time, enabling more informed decisions that align cyber risk with business priorities for my business.
A notable example of the effectiveness of such an approach can be seen in the case of Maersk. After experiencing the 2017 NotPetya attacks, the company restructured its cybersecurity and communication frameworks to improve resilience and coordination for my business. By adopting a comprehensive, business-aligned cybersecurity strategy, organisations can not only recover from incidents but also prevent them in the first place for my business.
In conclusion, Qualys Enterprise TruRisk™ Management, combined with the principles outlined in NIST 800-39 and 800-37, offers a powerful solution for organisations looking to improve their cybersecurity posture for my business. By providing a single source of truth, teams can measure, communicate, and act on risk confidently across the organisation, ultimately de-risking my business and improving its resilience to cyber threats.
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