Is Your Risk Response On Cruise Control?

You're breached! Now what?

Many organizational risk managers have an idea of what they'll do in the moment. But the reality is not always so simple. Stress can quickly sap the energy of the people responsible for taking the first steps after a cyber or similarly critical incident. Mistakes are made. Important evidence is lost.

At the highest levels, risk management should be about getting into "cruise control" in a predefined process, laying the foundation for the deeper investigation, communication and decision-making that will come with time.

Experts Kyle Martin, vice president, GRC solutions, product planning and management at NAVEX, and Josh Daymont, founder and CEO, Securisea, will lay out a plain-language "cruise control" framework for risk managers of all types on September 19 at the NAVEX Next Virtual Conference. Focusing on the phases of "Now," "Next" and "Later," Martin and Daymont will talk through concepts like the people to involve – and not to