Description:
Cybersecurity is evolving from a technical control function into a strategic enabler of business resilience, trust, and long-term value. Yet organizations often struggle to translate this shift into actionable practice. This presentation introduces the Digital Confidence Framework (DCF), an integrated model that aligns cybersecurity with governance, resilience engineering, adaptive intelligence, and ecosystem risk management. The DCF provides measurable metrics, phased implementation guidance, and board-level oversight mechanisms to operationalize digital risk as a strategic capability. By connecting security investments to business outcomes such as recovery, trust, and continuity, the framework enables organizations to move beyond compliance toward sustained digital confidence and competitive advantage.
After this session, attendees will be able to:
- Explain the shift from traditional cybersecurity to a strategic digital risk and resilience model
- Describe the core pillars and maturity phases of the Digital Confidence Framework (DCF)
- Apply DCF metrics and scorecards to assess organizational cybersecurity maturity and gaps
- Identify governance and board-level actions needed to align cybersecurity with business outcomes and trust.
Speaker: Robert Putrus, CISM, PMP, PE, Cyber Security, Compliance, and Program Management
Access until: 12 pm CT on 30 December 2026