The Executive Framework for Governing the Business Consequences of a Cyber Incident.

What's Inside

A working framework, not a white paper.

Most cyber guidance addresses technical response. The Cybantage Guide to BIM addresses what happens next: who owns the business response, who can decide, who can spend, who notifies the insurer, how the board is briefed, and how decisions are documented and defended.

The guide is built for executives, not security teams. It is organized so that leadership can locate, assign, and activate the decisions a cyber incident will force — before the incident forces them.

• Business Impact Management foundations and the Cyber-to-Business Translation Protocol
• Activation, Executive Command, and workstream ownership structure
• The Decision Authority Matrix and emergency spending authority
• Vendor readiness, insurer panel status, and non-panel vendor coverage risk
• Evidence, documentation, and the BIM Governance Evidence File
• Employee communication during an incident
• Seven sector-specific appendices