When writing a cyber-security report for your pentest, vulnerability assessment, or audit of information security it is crucial to convey the results of your work in an understandable and lucid manner. Your report should be well-written, concisely organized and visually pleasing, whether you are preparing it for an annual board of directors meeting or a review of management, or an internal audience. This cheat sheet provides tips on how to create an effective report that is informative and understandable.
CISOs must communicate technical weaknesses and threats with stakeholders of various technical expertise. However, knowing the scope of findings isn’t enough to be efficient. Your client isn’t paying for you to show off how knowledgeable you are, but rather to educate them about what you have discovered and how to prevent repeat incidents from happening.
To make the most of your time and effort to get the most value from your time and effort, create a cybersecurity report that focuses on key issues that will appeal to your target audience. Utilizing the Docs feature of ClickUp to determine which metrics and trends are most pertinent to your target audience, and write a concise executive summary.
A well-written cybersecurity board report can assure you that your company is actively managing risk to ensure success. However, it’s not just about identifying risks, but also demonstrating how these efforts are progressing over time to show the long-term benefits of your program. With UpGuard the ability to create a board report optimized to satisfy the primary reporting requirements of your executive leadership team is one click away. And it is instantly exported as editable PowerPoint slides to save even more time (and stress). Find out more about how you can effectively prepare and present your cybersecurity board report today.
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