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The chapter emphasizes the importance of governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) in cybersecurity, detailing how organizations can align their security policies with business objectives while managing risks and adhering to regulations. By implementing a structured GRC framework, organizations can enhance their cybersecurity stance, ensuring accountability and transparency in their operations. Automation in GRC processes is also highlighted as a means to improve efficiency and effectiveness in managing complex security challenges.
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Term: Governance
Definition: The strategic oversight of cybersecurity ensuring that policies, roles, and responsibilities are clearly defined and upheld.
Term: Risk Assessment
Definition: The process of identifying assets, threats, and vulnerabilities to evaluate the impact and likelihood of risks in cybersecurity.
Term: Compliance
Definition: The adherence to laws and regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, and others that govern data protection and security practices.
Term: GRC Tools
Definition: Software and platforms, such as RSA Archer and ServiceNow, that assist organizations in managing governance, risk, and compliance processes.