🔵 Free Advisory: Why Most NIST CSF 2.0 Programs Fail Their First Audit and How to Fix It
The most common reason GRC programs fail their first audit isn't missing controls.
It's missing evidence.
The control exists. The policy is written. But when the auditor asks "show me how this works," no one can produce a clean, current, documented example. Every time.
In this free one-hour session, I'll walk through the exact patterns that cause NIST CSF 2.0 programs to fail their first formal audit — and what to fix before yours.
What we'll cover: — The five evidence gaps auditors find in almost every program — Why "we have a policy for that" is not enough — How to structure your controls so evidence is automatic, not scrambled — The documentation auditors actually want to see — versus what most teams build — How to fix a failing program without starting over
No slides. No pitch. Real patterns from real programs.
Who this is for: CISOs, GRC managers, and security professionals with an existing compliance program who have an audit coming up — or who aren't confident their program would survive one.
This session leads into Module 3 of the GRC Builder Series — Third-Party and Vendor Risk on July 9 — where you will build the vendor risk component of your program live.
Hosted by Meenu Chadha — founder of Cyber Advisory and fractional vCISO.
FREE. Virtual. One hour. Register above.