Security Leader Insights for Risk Management

<p>Part 1: Risk Assessment</p> <p>1. Looking at Risk from a Different Angle to Achieve Results</p> <p>Sometimes looking at a problem from a different perspective can help solve a particularly costly or significant safety threat.</p> <p>2. Learning from the Past: Risk Management versus Compliance</p> <p>A security professional draws a comparison with the Titanic disaster of 1912 as an example of what not to do when thinking about safety and compliance.</p> <p>3. Increase Influence and Protection through Proactive Risk Assessments</p> <p>Learn how to make an immediate and significant impact on business leaders with these guidelines for proactive risk assessments.</p> <p>4. Security Risk Assessments: Integrating the Concept</p> <p>Two experienced security professionals discuss the idea of requiring security risk assessments as part of a formal public policy.</p> <p>5. The Risk-Aware Organization</p> <p>Strategies for creating a more risk-aware organization include planning, preparing, training, responding, and analyzing.</p> <p>6. Building a Risk Indicator Dashboard</p> <p>An experienced security executive explains how a risk indicator dashboard can be a highly effective tool for communicating risk to upper management.</p> <p>Part 2: Risk Management</p> <p>7. Managing Board-Level Risk</p> <p>Two security practitioners measure the impact of corporate risk oversight on the security function and discuss how security must adapt to the oversight-management cycle.</p> <p>8. Confronting Global Risk</p> <p>Think about how to manage evolving hazards global business security leaders face with these ideas for sharing knowledge.</p> <p>9. What Is Your Risk Appetite?</p> <p>Learn how to define your risk appetite, or your willingness to incur risk for a return, with these strategies for balancing security with the needs of the business.</p> <p>10. Is Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Leaving Security Behind?</p> <p>Explores what enterprise risk management is, what the barriers are to its widespread use, and how security will play a role.</p>