NIST CSF 2.0 GV.RM-07: Count Strategic Opportunities
GV.RM-07 asks you to characterize positive risks and include them in cyber risk discussions. Use SWOT style prompts and stretch goals without extra process.
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GV.RM-07 asks you to characterize positive risks and include them in cyber risk discussions. Use SWOT style prompts and stretch goals without extra process.
GV.RM-06 asks for a standard way to calculate, record, categorize and prioritize cyber risk. Build a risk register template and scoring rules people will follow.
GV.RM-05 asks you to set up how cyber risk, including supplier risk, is communicated across the organization and up to leaders. Plan the rhythm and the channels.
GV.RM-04 asks leaders to define which risk response options are acceptable and share that direction. Cover accept, avoid, transfer, insurance and shared responsibility.
GV.RM-03 asks you to fold cyber risk into enterprise risk management. Put security risks next to financial and operational ones and set escalation criteria.
GV.RM-02 asks for risk appetite and tolerance statements that are communicated and kept current. Learn how to write them in plain, measurable terms.
GV.RM-01 asks you to set cyber risk management objectives that stakeholders agree on. See how to make them measurable and tie them to planning.
GV.PO-02 asks you to review and update cyber risk policy as requirements, threats, technology and the business change. Set triggers and a review rhythm.
GV.PO-01 asks for a cyber risk policy based on your context and strategy, communicated and enforced. Write a usable one and prove people have seen it.
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