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Definition & Explanation

Cyber governance framework

A cyber governance framework defines the structures, accountability mechanisms, and oversight processes used to manage cybersecurity risk at enterprise level. It establishes clear roles for operational teams, executives, and the board, ensuring cyber risk aligns with strategic objectives and risk appetite. A mature cyber governance framework integrates policies, standards, assurance activities, and reporting structures into a unified model. It strengthens regulatory compliance, improves transparency, and ensures consistent decision-making across business units. By embedding governance into daily operations, organisations elevate cybersecurity from a technical function to a board-level responsibility supported by measurable performance indicators and structured oversight.

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