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Report Tenable Measuring and Managing the Cyber Risks to Business

Measuring and Managing the Cyber Risks to Business Operations

Unlike other business disciplines (CRM, ERP, HR), cybersecurity lacks clear business metrics that help frame decision-making in language the C-suite and board easily understand.

To evaluate which metrics matter most, Tenable commissioned Ponemon Institute to study the effects of cyber risk on business operations. The study, which surveyed 2,410 IT and infosec decision-makers in the US, UK, Germany, Australia, Mexico and Japan.

Report Snap Shot

  • See why organizations are vulnerable to multiple cyber attacks.
  • Compare your own practices for measuring the business costs of cyber risk against those of peers in six countries.
  • Explore the seven key reasons why organizations struggle to evaluate the business impact of cyber events.
  • Get five tips, based on the research, that you can use today to start improving your ability to mitigate cyber risks in your own organization.

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