What is Cybersecurity Roadmap? And what are the different components of Cybersecurity Roadmap?
Cybersecurity roadmap is defined as the necessary steps required achieving a strategy or a strategic objectives in support and alignment of the business vision and mission of an organization. In the context of developing and making key improvements to a cybersecurity program, a cybersecurity program will consists of various tasks and projects that will result in the creation and implementation of possible potentials that contribute to a reduction of organizational information security risks. Cybersecurity roadmap is list of steps required to achieve a strategic objectives or goals of an organization. Moreover, cybersecurity roadmap ensures holistic visibility into the cybersecurity posture and programs of an organization and offers a strategic plan for future improvement endeavors. And it charts out the entire end-to-end cybersecurity path and steps along with internal company processes and systems.
Once cybersecurity strategic objectives, risk and security threat assessments, and gap analysis have been completed, a cybersecurity strategist will begin to establish cybersecurity roadmaps to accomplish each specified objective.
Major components of cybersecurity roadmaps in an organization may include:
- Cyber supply chain risk management
- Governance and enterprise risk management
- Identity and access management
- Internet of things (IoT)
- Measuring cybersecurity
- Privacy engineering
- Secure software development
- Physical security
- Compute, storage, and networking security
- Security-aware organization
- Insiders threats handling
- Malware prevention techniques
- Cybersecurity of industrial controls systems