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Day 2 of the Critical Sector Auditing and Risk Analysis Workshop

Following the high-level opening conference, the second day of the critical sector auditing and risk analysis workshop for Malaysia focused on understanding different auditing approaches and their uses.

Sessions led by EU CyberNet experts Christian Schlehuber, Ilmar Toom and Nick Small, introduced participants to different auditing approaches in order to understand how structured maturity assessment can help evaluate organisational resilience. Speakers highlighted that good audits improve resilience not only compliance. 

The main take-aways included: 

  • Risk-based cybersecurity auditing must prioritise threats and vulnerabilities based on their likelihood and potential impact. This approach links security evaluations directly to organisational risk tolerance and strategic objectives, enabling decision-makers to allocate resources efficiently. 
  • Compliance-based cybersecurity auditing ensures cybersecurity aspects have been embedded into workflows. This helps to determine the maturity level of compliance. 
  • Technical-based cybersecurity auditing evaluates whether established controls are adequately designed, implemented and applied which helps to ensure coverage. 
  • Inspection and verification approaches facilitate understanding about how effective the cybersecurity measures are. 
  • The final session discussed the importance of follow-up activities after auditing such as developing plan to drive improvement and control auditing, but also understanding the value of collaborative reviews to identify opportunities for improving the auditing process itself.  

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