Understanding and preparing for digital security reporting
With the world becoming increasingly reliant on digital technologies and the risk of cyber attacks reaching unprecedented levels, our latest reporting guide looks at the importance of digital security reporting for listed companies.
While risk reporting is well ingrained in current legislation, digital security – a key business resilience issue for the UK Government – as yet, is not. Our digital security reporting guide looks at the vital role of digital security reporting for UK-listed businesses, and provides a comprehensive overview of how to prepare and report effectively on digital security measures.
Inside the guide, alongside leading examples, you will find:
- why digital security reporting is important for UK-listed companies;
- the different threats that companies may face;
- stakeholder expectations are identified and broken down for easy understanding;
- how to conduct risk assessments and gap analyses;
- how to establish a framework for reporting;
- the growing importance of ESG in digital security reporting;
- the potential ESG risks and opportunities;
- key ESG metrics and KPIs to include in digital security reporting;
- effective ways to communicate digital security measures with stakeholders;
- how to demonstrate a clear understanding of governance structures and culture supporting digital security and strategy;
- examples of best-in-class digital security reporting; and
- horizon scanning and longer-term impacts on strategy.
This guide is an essential resource for any UK-listed PLC that is looking to improve its digital security reporting. It provides clear guidance on the key steps that companies need to take to protect their assets and effectively communicate their security measures.
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