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The Machine-readable Cyber Security Framework or how to Shred the Drawerware

The Machine-readable Cyber Security Framework or how to Shred the Drawerware

Session
Wednesday, December 04, 2024 15:10—15:30
Location: Sirius

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, a robust governance framework is more critical than ever. Yet, too often, policy documents end up as "drawerware" – created but rarely used or understood. In this talk, The Machine-Readable Governance Framework, or How to Shred the Drawerware, we will explore why a well-structured policy framework is essential for organizations, even in an era of automation and AI. While traditional, linear policy documents remain necessary, they are no longer sufficient on their own.

We will discuss the importance of collaboration, transparency, and how technological support can enhance policy management. With a strong taxonomy and readiness for automation, organizations can take their policies to the next level by adopting practices like "policy as code" and leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs). These advanced approaches empower organizations to move beyond static documentation, driving efficiency, clarity, and real-time adaptability in governance. Join us to learn how to transform your governance framework from outdated drawerware to a dynamic, machine-readable set of controls that evolves with your organization’s needs.

Marcel Zamzow
Governance, Risk & Compliance Manager
E.ON SE
Marcel Zamzow has been active in Cyber Security since 2007, working as a consultant, auditor, Cyber Security Officer, trainer, and Governance and Risk Manager. He has supported federal agencies,...
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