As organizations across Europe adapt to evolving regulations such as NIS2 and DORA, cybersecurity leaders are under increasing pressure to translate technical cyber risks into measurable business impact.
Security teams can no longer rely solely on vulnerability counts, maturity scores, or static assessments. Boards and executive stakeholders now expect organizations to quantify exposure, prioritize investments, and demonstrate how cybersecurity programs reduce operational and financial risk.
In this session, Mastercard Cybersecurity experts will discuss how organizations can move from reactive security operations toward intelligence-driven cyber risk management by:
– Quantifying cyber risk exposure in financial terms
– Prioritizing remediation activities based on business impact
– Aligning cybersecurity investments with operational resilience objectives
– Strengthening governance and executive decision-making under NIS2
– Identifying the controls and security improvements that most effectively reduce risk
Attendees will learn how cyber risk quantification, continuous assessment, and operational resilience strategies can help organizations make more informed security decisions while supporting evolving regulatory expectations.
Ideal for CISOs, risk leaders, security executives, governance teams, and operational resilience stakeholders.
