A cybersecurity report shouldn’t be feared. Instead, it should be regarded as an opportunity to demonstrate the effectiveness of your cybersecurity program, and while management is brimming with delight over your efforts, maybe also a chance to sneak in a request for that cyber budget increase.
Whether you're creating one for board members or senior management, a cybersecurity report needs to be adapted to your organization’s unique cybersecurity strategy and reporting objectives.
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UpGuard offers a library of cybersecurity reporting templates consolidate cybersecurity performance insight commonly required by senior management teams, including Vendor Risk Management performance, supply chain attack susceptibility, critical risk distribution, etc.