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SUMMARY:Session 1: Highly Resilient Organizations (HRO)
DESCRIPTION:In today’s threat landscape\, resilience is not optional—it
 ’s strategic. That’s why we’re launching a focused research initiati
 ve for CISOs within Highly Resilient Organizations: those leading the way 
 in preparing for emerging risks like quantum threats\, cryptographic expos
 ure\, and complex supply chain dependencies. This study explores how resil
 ient organizations manage digital risk\, build cryptographic agility\, and
  strengthen incident response. Participants receive early access to benchm
 ark data\, peer insights\, and an executive-ready report tailored to board
 -level decision-making. Help define what cyber resilience looks like in 20
 25 and beyond. Join the study or request the insights firsthand. The speak
 ers for the first session are:  \nConnecting cyber risk to business impact
 : resilience metrics in practice This aligns deeply with both regulatory p
 ressure (e.g. NIS2/DORA) and the strategic aim of high-resilience organisa
 tions to elevate security from technical to business language. It also hel
 ps CISOs share how they're structuring programs that tie cyber threats (es
 pecially crypto-related ones) to operational and financial risk. Discussio
 n: What KPIs/metrics resonate with executive teams when discussing resilie
 nce\, including crypto risk posture? What risk quantification models (e.g.
  NIST\, FAIR) or tools (e.g. cyber insurance modelling\, CRQ platforms) ar
 e being used or not? How is incident response cost or impact being modelle
 d (e.g. in case of key compromise or certification revocation)? What are t
 he regulatory drivers forcing quantification (e.g. DORA’s operational im
 pact reporting)? This roundtable session is part of the Highly Resilient O
 rganizations Program led by Research Supervisor Suzanne Janse. More inform
 ation about the second roundtable session you can find here.   \nDo you w
 ant to join? Sign up now! P.S. Your insights are needed: Join the HRO Prog
 ram Survey here. 
URL:https://www.cisocommunity.nl/app.php/calendar/activity/60-session-1-hig
 hly-resilient-organizations-hro
DTSTART:20251008T113000Z
DTEND:20251008T160000Z
LOCATION:The Den - CISO Community (powered by ICT Media) 10th floor
ORGANIZER:mailto:no-reply@cisocommunity.nl
SEQUENCE:44
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In today’s threat landscape\, resilience 
 is not optional—it’s strategic. That’s why we’re launching a focus
 ed research initiative for CISOs within <strong>Highly Resilient Organizat
 ions</strong>: those leading the way in preparing for emerging risks like 
 quantum threats\, cryptographic exposure\, and complex supply chain depend
 encies. This study explores how resilient organizations manage digital ris
 k\, build cryptographic agility\, and strengthen incident response. Partic
 ipants receive early access to benchmark data\, peer insights\, and an exe
 cutive-ready report tailored to board-level decision-making. Help define w
 hat cyber resilience looks like in 2025 and beyond. Join the study or requ
 est the insights firsthand.</p><p>The speakers for the first session are:<
 /p><p><img src="https://www.cisocommunity.nl?file=924&amp\;m=1755699620&am
 p\;action=file.download" width="789" height="393"></p><p><br><strong>Conne
 cting cyber risk to business impact: resilience metrics in practice</stron
 g></p><p>This aligns deeply with both regulatory pressure (e.g. NIS2/DORA)
  and the strategic aim of high-resilience organisations to elevate securit
 y from technical to business language. It also helps CISOs share how they'
 re structuring programs that tie cyber threats (especially crypto-related 
 ones) to operational and financial risk.</p><p>Discussion:</p><ul><li>What
  KPIs/metrics resonate with executive teams when discussing resilience\, i
 ncluding crypto risk posture?</li><li>What risk quantification models (e.g
 . NIST\, FAIR) or tools (e.g. cyber insurance modelling\, CRQ platforms) a
 re being used or not?</li><li>How is incident response cost or impact bein
 g modelled (e.g. in case of key compromise or certification revocation)?</
 li><li><p>What are the regulatory drivers forcing quantification (e.g. DOR
 A’s operational impact reporting)?</p><p>This roundtable session is part
  of the Highly Resilient Organizations Program led by Research Supervisor 
 Suzanne Janse. More information about the second roundtable session you ca
 n find <a href="https://www.cisocommunity.nl/calendar/activity/63-session-
 2-highly-resilient-organizations-hro">here</a>.&nbsp\;</p><p><img class="i
 mage_resized" style="aspect-ratio:1920/1080\;width:75%\;" src="https://www
 .cisocommunity.nl?file=927&amp\;m=1755699897&amp\;action=file.download" wi
 dth="1920" height="1080"></p></li></ul><p><br>Do you want to join?<strong>
  </strong><a href="https://www.cisocommunity.nl/calendar/activity/60/signu
 p"><strong>Sign up now!</strong></a></p><p>P.S. Your insights are needed: 
 Join the HRO Program Survey<strong> </strong><a href="https://www.surveymo
 nkey.com/r/CVRZXY8"><strong>here</strong></a><strong>.&nbsp\;</strong></p>
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