<![CDATA[Podcast - Defensible Governance: Protecting your company and its leaders ]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/defensible-governance-protecting-your-company-and-its-leaders Why is it that companies with mature security and compliance organizations, who use the typical industry standards, frameworks, and risk management practices, and have all the vendor tools available -- are still getting hit with massive regulatory fines, and ongoing class action lawsuits?

> Because there is a misalignment between corporate efforts and legal expectations.

A legally defensible approach entails:

  • Alignment with Legal Expectations: While traditional risk management often focuses on general industry standards and best practices, Defensible Governance aligns risk analysis with the specific legal standards used by regulators and courts.
  • This includes incorporating legal concepts like "due care," "reasonable person," and "reasonable and appropriate safeguards" directly into the risk assessment process.

This podcast discusses a forward-thinking approach and tools to implement it.

]]> RSS.com 2026.401.141116 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:02:22 GMT en 850e5e23-b52c-512c-8761-d519d02412a9 https://media.rss.com/defensible-governance-protecting-your-company-and-its-leaders/20241007_031031_a2589563e586734cb251e964b9cc4e88.jpg Podcast - Defensible Governance: Protecting your company and its leaders https://rss.com/podcasts/defensible-governance-protecting-your-company-and-its-leaders yes Copyright John Johnson 2024 A panel review of white paper from John Johnson A panel review of white paper from John Johnson false episodic podcast <![CDATA[Podcast - Defensible Governance: A forward-thinking approach to protecting your company and its leaders]]> Why is it that companies with mature security and compliance organizations, who use the typical industry standards, frameworks, and risk management practices, and have all the vendor tools available -- are still getting hit with massive regulatory fines, and ongoing class action lawsuits?

> Because there is a misalignment between corporate efforts and legal expectations.

A legally defensible approach entails:

  • Alignment with Legal Expectations: While traditional risk management often focuses on general industry standards and best practices, Defensible Governance aligns risk analysis with the specific legal standards used by regulators and courts.
  • This includes incorporating legal concepts like "due care," "reasonable person," and "reasonable and appropriate safeguards" directly into the risk assessment process.

This podcast discusses a forward-thinking approach and tools to implement it.

]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/defensible-governance-protecting-your-company-and-its-leaders/1689717 65b9f5f3-da64-4a68-8215-acf42bbd8787 642 full 1 1 1 1 false Mon, 07 Oct 2024 17:30:28 GMT