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By Chris Beck and Chris Harner
21 August 2019
There is a significant need in the market to transform cyber assessments, information technology metrics, and information security into the common language of risk management. Additionally, there is a lack of consensus on how to categorize cyber within a risk taxonomy. The insurance sector often views cyber as financial risk while banks may view it as a type of operational risk. Other industries may see it altogether as a strategic or standalone risk.
A version of this article also appeared on CFO.com.
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