The upcoming ISACA Governance, Risk, and Control (GRC) Conference in Austin, Texas, will feature a pivotal session by NAVEX, focusing on bridging the communication gap between IT and compliance professionals. Titled 'Getting Our Wires Crossed: How to Speak IT Risk as a Compliance Professional,' the session is scheduled for August 13th and will be presented by Kyle Martin of NAVEX and Robert Clark of Howard University. This presentation is timely, as organizations navigate increasing cybersecurity threats and regulatory pressures, making the ability to communicate IT risks across departments more crucial than ever.
Participants will learn to translate risk and compliance terminology, evaluate program maturity, assess risks across business facets, and create impactful IT risk reports for leadership. Martin highlights the necessity of these skills in today's interconnected business world, where translating IT risks into actionable insights for decision-makers is indispensable. The ISACA GRC Conference, celebrating its 11th year, is a key forum for professionals in governance, risk management, and control, offering cutting-edge content and practical advice.
This session underscores the importance of integrated risk and compliance management in addressing the complex challenges modern organizations face. Effective communication between IT and compliance not only enhances an organization's risk management strategy but also supports regulatory compliance and informed decision-making. For compliance professionals, mastering IT risk communication is becoming a vital skill, offering a competitive edge in their careers.
The broader implications of improved IT risk communication are significant, enabling organizations to better respond to threats and meet regulatory demands. NAVEX's participation in the conference also reflects the growing reliance on integrated risk and compliance management software to navigate the intricate risk landscapes businesses encounter today. The ISACA GRC Conference 2024 is set to provide attendees with invaluable insights and tools, reinforcing the critical role of effective risk communication in organizational success.
