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Event Overview
Today, many security managers are frustrated by the lack of senior management support, are struggling to justify their security spending and prioritize their security initiatives. They are also overwhelmed by the reams of data being churned out in their environment and are not able to measure the effectiveness of their security programs.
In this interactive one-day Workshop, Forrester will help you develop a holistic security and risk management program. You will learn how to get more involved in the business decision-making process and communicate the value of security to your organization to gain visibility and influence. By applying Forrester's Information Risk Management (IRM) framework, you will be able to measure the effectiveness of your existing security program and express it in business terms. The framework will also help you prioritize your security initiatives and formulate a long-term strategy for your program.
Who Should Attend?
CISOs, CSOs and staff, VPs and directors of information security, information security officers, security project/program managers, and anyone else involved with creating, justifying, prioritizing, and communicating information security program and initiatives.
Organizations may also want to send staff members who are responsible for information security within their organizations but do not explicitly have "security" in their title.
Why Attend?
You will gain an understanding of the fundamentals of building effective security program by applying Forrester's IRM framework and methodology. Forrester analysts will teach you how to:
- Communicate the value of security to the organization, from the executive to the end user.
- Identify the business drivers and get involved the business decision-making process.
- Define the scope of your responsibilities and appropriate measurements.
- Measure the effectiveness of their security program and express it in business terms.
- Apply your learning in exercises and a case study.
- Formulate a strategy and develop a road map to put appropriate security controls in place.
