Security Masterclass: Reporting security vulnerabilities to management

How to report Security Vulnerabilities to Management: Get management buy-in for your security tech stack 

Despite the critical role of application security/ASPM,

security teams struggle to demonstrate business impact to management.

Consequently, budgets for security programs are a mere 11% of the overall IT budget, a far cry from the required level of 16%.

Why is it a challenge to prove ROI of security to leadership?

When you look at it through the business lens, 

leadership has to contend with a wide variety of challenges - 

competition, regulations, 

maintaining brand reputation, delivering ROI to investors, and so on.

For security to get a seat at the table, 

The security team’s pitch has to cut through all of these contending priorities.

That's why vulnerability reporting cannot be just a laundry list of security issues.

Your vulnerability reports need to provide business context to get the attention of leadership:

• Which vulnerabilities are exploitable?
• What would be the business impact of an exploit?
• What are the recurring patterns with certain vulnerabilities?
• How can the right tech stack automate defence against a vulnerability?

Join us for a Security Masterclass with Sanjeev Nadgir, SVP at Anzen Technologies Private Limited to learn:

• How to report security vulnerabilities to management
• How to get management buy-in for patching, and
• How to get the desired budget to procure your security tech stack