◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY
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Cybersecurity Metrics and Reporting

Effective cybersecurity management requires clear metrics and regular reporting to inform decision-making and track progress. Boards should emphasize the importance of establishing key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs) related to cybersecurity. These metrics can include, for example, the number of detected incidents, response times, system vulnerabilities, NIST maturity, and outstanding MRA's, among others. Regular reporting on these metrics ensures that the board and management have an understanding of the organization's cybersecurity posture and can make informed decisions to enhance security measures.