Protect Your Business’s Valuable IT Assets With Risk Quantification

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Protect Your Businesss Valuable IT Assets With Risk QuantificationRisk quantification defines an IT security risk’s impact on the business in terms of a dollar value. This enables CISOs to speak to business executives in a familiar language, which can significantly facilitate the process of obtaining necessary support for InfoSec investment. Yet, while risk quantification empowers businesses to proactively manage risks, protect valuable assets, and maintain a competitive edge in an ever-evolving risk landscape, few InfoSec teams successfully achieve it.

AuditBoard’s new ebook, Scaling ITRM: The Promise and Challenges of Risk Quantification, explores the existing barriers to risk quantification and the myths surrounding them. It also explains why every moment without risk quantification is a missed opportunity to safeguard your organization’s future — and highlights steps InfoSec professionals can take to get started.

Download the full guide to learn:

  • Why addressing the disconnect between InfoSec and the business is critical to maturing an organization’s IT security risk management efforts.
  • Three myth-based barriers to risk quantification holding businesses back, and how to respond to them.
  • Steps InfoSec teams can take to get started with asset data quantification.

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