Ameet Jugnauth outlines how to execute cyber risk assessments that connect technical detail to business impact, enabling clearer reporting, better prioritization and stronger governance.
Cyber risk has evolved from a technical concern into a core enterprise issue, yet many organizations still struggle to translate detailed security findings into meaningful business insight. Risk assessments often become complex, fragmented and disconnected from decision-making, leaving executives unable to prioritize investment or understand exposure in practical terms. Simplicity, consistency and alignment remain persistent gaps.
Ameet Jugnauth, president of the ISACA London Chapter, explains how effective cyber risk assessments connect threat intelligence, business context and control effectiveness. By linking technical detail to business impact, security teams can support clearer reporting, stronger governance and better informed leadership decisions.
In this session, Jugnauth will explore:
- Why cyber risk assessments fail when they become overly complex or detached from business reality;
- How threat landscape awareness and attack modeling improve inherent risk understanding;
- What practical steps help organizations report cyber risk in a way boards can act on.
Here is the course outline:
Best Practices for Executing Effective Cyber Risk Assessments |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
