Compliance

Cybersecurity Regulatory and Standards Monitoring: A Guide for the CISO

Changing regulations, new standards, industry-specific requirements: for a CISO, regulatory monitoring isn’t an option—it’s an ongoing, strategic activity. This practical guide provides a concrete four-step framework to help you structure your monitoring efforts, define your scope, and turnregulatory information into corrective actions.

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This guide will help you:

Understand the difference between regulatory monitoring and standards monitoring, and why both are essential for effective cyber risk management.
Follow a four-step process to organize your monitoring efforts: define your strategy, establish your scope, analyze the data, and share the information with the right stakeholders.
Identify the right questions to ask yourself to define the scope of your market intelligence efforts based on your geographic region, industry, and target certifications.

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Two complementary types of monitoring to master

Regulatory monitoring tracks changes in the laws and requirements applicable to your industry, while standards monitoring identifies the standards you must comply with to obtain and maintain your certifications.

A monitoring framework to be developed across three dimensions

geographic area (local, national, European, international), industry sector (regulated fields such as healthcare or finance), and internal quality assurance measures (PSSI, PRA, PCA, relevant certifications).

Content tailored to each internal audience

The executive committee needs a strategic perspective; the sales team can use certifications to support their sales pitch; and R&D can anticipate regulatory changes in its product roadmap.
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