Cyber Defense Matrix: Revolutions
summary
Introduces new use cases for the Cyber Defense Matrix (CDM) to organize security programs, showing how to map startup vendors and current security trends and anticipate program gaps. Describes using the CDM to build program roadmaps, capture metrics, reconcile inventories, improve situational awareness, and produce a board-level view of the entire security program.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:53Model disclaimers and scope
- 4:54The cyber defense matrix
- 6:16Terminology and concepts
- 8:56Prioritization with CIS controls
- 11:53Measurement health and confidence
- 14:28Roadmap development
- 18:16Board-level presentations
- 20:12Identifying gaps and opportunities
- 23:56Improving situational awareness
- 29:06Training alignment
- 30:11Cloud security mapping
- 32:36Control failure analysis
- 34:53Reconciling inventories
- 36:56Conclusion and Q&A
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