How to Create Cybersecurity Board Reports With UpGuard
When you write a cyber security report for your pentest, vulnerability assessment, or information security audit, it is important to communicate the findings of your work in a clear and clear manner. If you’re writing for the board meeting, a management review, or another internal audience, your report must be well-written, concisely organized, and visually appealing. This cheat sheet gives tips for creating a strong report that is both informative and understandable.
CISOs are responsible for communicating technical vulnerabilities and threats to the stakeholders with different degrees of technical expertise however, understanding the full scope of your findings isn’t enough in order to be effective. Your client isn’t paying you to show off your brilliance, but to educate them about the findings you’ve made my response and how it can be addressed or prevented from happening again in the future.
To make the most of your time and efforts create a cybersecurity report which is focused on key issues that will resonate with your audience. Using the Docs feature in ClickUp determine which metrics and trends are most pertinent to your target audience. Then, write an executive summary that is succinct and concise.
A high-quality cybersecurity board report will give you the assurance that your company is proactive in taking steps to reduce risk and ensure its success. It’s not just about identifying risks, but rather illustrating how those efforts are progressing over time to demonstrate the long-term worth of your program. With UpGuard making reports for your board that are optimized to meet the primary reporting needs of your executive leadership team is just one click away. Furthermore, it can be exported instantly as editable PowerPoint slides to save even more time (and stress). Find out more about how you can effectively create and present your cybersecurity board report today.
