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by Jennifer L. Bayuk (Author)
Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management
Authoritative resource delivering the professional practice of cybersecurity from the perspective of enterprise governance and risk management.
Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management covers the professional practice of cybersecurity from the perspective of enterprise governance and risk management. It describes the state of the art in cybersecurity risk identification, classification, measurement, remediation, monitoring and reporting. It includes industry standard techniques for examining cybersecurity threat actors, cybersecurity attacks in the context of cybersecurity-related events, technology controls, cybersecurity measures and metrics, cybersecurity issue tracking and analysis, and risk and control assessments.
The text provides precise definitions for information relevant to cybersecurity management decisions and recommendations for collecting and consolidating that information in the service of enterprise risk management. The objective is to enable the reader to recognize, understand, and apply risk-relevant information to the analysis, evaluation, and mitigation of cybersecurity risk. A well-rounded resource, the text describes both reports and studies that improve cybersecurity decision support.
Composed of 10 chapters, the author provides learning objectives, exercises and quiz questions per chapter in an appendix, with quiz answers and exercise grading criteria available to professors.
Written by a highly qualified professional with significant experience in the field, Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management includes information on:
- Threat actors and networks, attack vectors, event sources, security operations, and CISO risk evaluation criteria with respect to this activity
- Control process, policy, standard, procedures, automation, and guidelines, along with risk and control self assessment and compliance with regulatory standards
- Cybersecurity measures and metrics, and corresponding key risk indicators
- The role of humans in security, including the "three lines of defense" approach, auditing, and overall human risk management
- Risk appetite, tolerance, and categories, and analysis of alternative security approaches via reports and studies
Providing comprehensive coverage on the topic of cybersecurity through the unique lens of perspective of enterprise governance and risk management, Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management is an essential resource for professionals engaged in compliance with diverse business risk appetites, as well as regulatory requirements such as FFIEC, HIIPAA, and GDPR, as well as a comprehensive primer for those new to the field.
A complimentary forward by Professor Gene Spafford explains why "This book will be helpful to the newcomer as well as to the hierophants in the C-suite. The newcomer can read this to understand general principles and terms. The C-suite occupants can use the material as a guide to check that their understanding encompasses all it should."
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Authoritative resource delivering the professional practice of cybersecurity from the perspective of enterprise governance and risk management.
Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management covers the professional practice of cybersecurity from the perspective of enterprise governance and risk management. It describes the state of the art in cybersecurity risk identification, classification, measurement, remediation, monitoring and reporting. It includes industry standard techniques for examining cybersecurity threat actors, cybersecurity attacks in the context of cybersecurity-related events, technology controls, cybersecurity measures and metrics, cybersecurity issue tracking and analysis, and risk and control assessments.
The text provides precise definitions for information relevant to cybersecurity management decisions and recommendations for collecting and consolidating that information in the service of enterprise risk management. The objective is to enable the reader to recognize, understand, and apply risk-relevant information to the analysis, evaluation, and mitigation of cybersecurity risk. A well-rounded resource, the text describes both reports and studies that improve cybersecurity decision support.
Composed of 10 chapters, the author provides learning objectives, exercises and quiz questions per chapter in an appendix, with quiz answers and exercise grading criteria available to professors.
Written by a highly qualified professional with significant experience in the field, Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management includes information on:
- Threat actors and networks, attack vectors, event sources, security operations, and CISO risk evaluation criteria with respect to this activity
- Control process, policy, standard, procedures, automation, and guidelines, along with risk and control self assessment and compliance with regulatory standards
- Cybersecurity measures and metrics, and corresponding key risk indicators
- The role of humans in security, including the "three lines of defense" approach, auditing, and overall human risk management
- Risk appetite, tolerance, and categories, and analysis of alternative security approaches via reports and studies
Providing comprehensive coverage on the topic of cybersecurity through the unique lens of perspective of enterprise governance and risk management, Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management is an essential resource for professionals engaged in compliance with diverse business risk appetites, as well as regulatory requirements such as FFIEC, HIIPAA, and GDPR, as well as a comprehensive primer for those new to the field.
Author Biography
Jennifer L. Bayuk is a cybersecurity due diligence expert with a MS in Computer Science and a PhD in Systems Engineering. She has been a Global Financial Services Technology Risk Management Officer, a Wall Street Chief Information Security Officer, a Big 4 Information Risk Management Consultant, a Manager of Information Technology Internal Audit, a Security Architect, a Bell Labs Security Software Engineer, a Professor of Systems Security Engineering, and a Private Cybersecurity Investigator and Expert Witness
