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It is important to convey your results in a way that is both readable and informative when creating an informational report on cyber-security for your pentest or vulnerability assessment. Whether you are preparing for a board meeting, management review, or any other internal audience, your report should be concisely written, clearly designed, and visually pleasing. This cheat sheet offers advice on how to write a compelling report that is informative and understandable.
CISOs must communicate technical vulnerabilities and threats to stakeholders with various technical expertise. But, knowing the scope of findings isn’t enough to be effective. Your client isn’t paying you to show off your expertise, but to educate them about what you’ve discovered and how it can be mitigated or prevented from happening again in the future.
Create a cybersecurity document that focuses on the topics that are most important to your target audience. Using the Docs feature of ClickUp, identify which trends and metrics are most relevant to your target audience, and write a concise executive summary.
A good cybersecurity report will give your business the confidence to manage risk proactively and ensure its success. But it isn’t just about finding risks, but showing how these efforts are progressing over time to show the long-term worth of your program. With UpGuard creating reports for your board that are optimized to fulfill the primary reporting requirements of your executive leadership team is just one click away. Furthermore, it can be exported instantly as editable PowerPoint slides to save more time (and stress). Learn more about how to effectively build and present your cybersecurity board reports today.