Measuring Security Risks Consistently

Though major frameworks mandate periodic risk assessments, many organizations struggle to build the process. The author covers scoping, identifying threats, and quantifying impact and likelihood.

Security metrics fall into effort, result, and environment types—from training hours to days since the last breach. Tracking them proves program value and helps justify budgets to leadership.

NetSPI offers five questions security leaders should ask about AI/ML deployments, covering business use-case, model objectives, and training data, to counter adversarial machine learning risks.

NetSPI's new Threat Modeling service combines its proprietary methodology with STRIDE and PASTA in a six-step process to map trust zones, enumerate threats, and prioritize fixes early in development.

Three CISOs share how they present cybersecurity budgets to the board, favoring maturity metrics such as NIST CSF benchmarking over fear-based arguments to justify spending and measure ROI.

Learn three ways to improve your attack surface management strategy to minimize risk, better secure your organization, and improve attack surface visibility.