Cybersecurity and privacy leaders’ agenda

Now, more than ever, chief information security officers (CISOs) are critical members of their organization’s leadership team. They must reassess risks by identifying cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities and quantifying potential impacts in financial terms. CISOs need to provide business-oriented programs that drive ROI and reduce risk.

We can help you prioritize strategies and the implementation of controls based on (1) the value they deliver in managing cyber risk and (2) quantifying potential impacts in financial terms.

Consumers and customers are more aware of the personal data they share and rethinking what they expect in exchange. As we’ve seen, malicious actors are relentless; their malfeasance is making headlines routinely — another breach, a ransomware attack, PII being leaked, for example. Attacks are pernicious, and the cost of regulatory compliance is rising. Today’s climate brings new privacy regulations and increased scrutiny from regulators leading to fines with higher frequency.

We understand the delicate balancing act CISOs need to perform: meeting privacy concerns against customers’ demands for data control while adhering to complex regulations.

EY privacy and data protection services help organizations stay up to date with leading practices in data security and data privacy, as well as comply with regulations in a constantly evolving threat environment and regulatory landscape.