Executive Services · Nederlands
Technology and cyber board advisory
Directors carry responsibility for digital and cyber risk. Under NIS2, management is personally accountable. Yet many boards and supervisory boards do not have a technology background at the table.
A Clateway board advisor brings independent technology and cyber expertise to your board: an independent view on management's technology plans, the right questions for the audit and risk committee, and briefings on cyber, AI and regulation.
Who it is for
- Supervisory boards and non-executive directors
- Newly formed boards, first independent directors, boards after a funding round or ahead of a listing
- Audit and risk committees that oversee cyber and IT risk
Questions every board should be able to answer
- What are our five biggest technology and cyber risks, and who owns each one?
- If we were hit by ransomware tomorrow, how long would we be down, and have we tested it?
- Which obligations under NIS2, DORA or the Cyber Resilience Act apply to us, and are we ready?
- Which suppliers could stop our business, and what is our exit plan?
- Is our technology spend going to the right things, and how does it compare?
- Where should we use AI, and how do we keep it under control?
Frequently asked questions
Why does a board need a technology advisor?
Cyber, AI and digital regulation are now board-level risks. A technology advisor helps directors challenge management's plans, meet their NIS2 and DORA obligations and make informed decisions about technology investment.
Does NIS2 make board members accountable for cybersecurity?
Yes. NIS2 requires management bodies to approve and oversee cybersecurity risk-management measures, to follow training, and it allows them to be held liable for infringements.
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