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Security priorities should map directly to an organization's top risks. Measuring whether those priorities actually reduce risk creates a feedback loop for the security team.
A new security tool or control can still be useful without immediately producing measurable results. But if six months pass and it has no meaningful impact on a top risk, that's a signal to reassess the investment, the control, or the underlying priority.
How should security teams determine whether a control is actually reducing the risks that matter most?
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A new security tool or control can still be useful without immediately producing measurable results. But if six months pass and it has no meaningful impact on a top risk, that's a signal to reassess the investment, the control, or the underlying priority.
How should security teams determine whether a control is actually reducing the risks that matter most?
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#RiskManagement #CISO #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec