Designing a Corporate Security Communications Framework

Ensure there’s a process for executives, managers, employees, and customers

Communication is the key to a successful corporate security strategy. However, the complexity of the individuals and organizations involved can become overwhelming if not built into a comprehensive Security Program Communication framework.

In this white paper we will look at why it is crucial to develop a Security Program Communications Strategy that ensures that all parties involved have a clear understanding from the top down on their roles and responsibilities as it relates to the security framework and lines of communications. As businesses come to recognize cybersecurity as an enterprise risk and not just a function of IT, communication and workflows that support the security program must be formalized to include corporate leaders from the C-suite to the Boardroom.

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