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Customizable Board Presentation for Stakeholder Buy-In
Kovrr has created slides to ease the process and assist other stakeholders’ buy-in journey.
Presenting Cyber Risk Metrics That Resonate
Our extended cyber experience has taught us how hard it is to stand and try to explain complicated mathematical and technical cyber concepts about modeling cyber risk to gain buy-in for operational plans. We know that failing the critical part of building trust in your analysis can determine the approval of budgets and future security plans.
This prevalent challenge is precisely why Kovrr's risk management experts have created slides to ease the process and assist your buy-in journey. We prepared a short slide deck that describes how Kovrr's platform calculates your company's financial quantification and how you can leverage it to discuss cyber risk management.
Quarterly Report Slide: Top 5 Loss Scenarios
One of the many helpful slides we provide in the Board Presentation is the Quarterly Report, offering board members and other key stakeholders insights into the organization's top five loss scenarios that it's most likely to experience in the upcoming year. With these quantified inputs, executives gain a more in-depth understanding of the business's unique vulnerability in the cyber risk landscape.
Budget Request Slide: Justifying New Cyber Tool Spend
Kovrr's CRQ allows CISOs and other cybersecurity leaders to quantify the potential reduction in financial exposure due to cyber risk should a new tool be implemented. With access to these metrics in high-level meetings, it's much easier for non-technical stakeholders to understand the direct value a new solution brings to the organization and are, thus, more likely to allocate the necessary resources.
Weaving the mass amount of cyber risk metrics a team has access to can be overwhelming. However, with Kovrr's Board Presentation, the process becomes much more straightforward. We offer a template that can help CISOs tell the story of their organization's cyber risk posture, guiding board meetings in the right direction.