NAVEX to Address Critical IT and Compliance Communication Gap at ISACA GRC Conference 2024

The upcoming ISACA Governance, Risk, and Control (GRC) Conference in Austin, Texas, will feature a pivotal session by NAVEX, focusing on bridging the communication divide between IT and compliance professionals. Titled 'Getting Our Wires Crossed: How to Speak IT Risk as a Compliance Professional,' the session underscores the necessity for clear dialogue in the face of escalating cybersecurity threats and regulatory demands.

Presented by Kyle Martin of NAVEX and Robert Clark of Howard University, the session aims to equip attendees with the skills to translate IT risk into actionable insights for leadership. This skill is increasingly critical as organizations strive to align their risk management strategies with business objectives, making the session a must-attend for professionals seeking to enhance their impact within their organizations.

The conference, a cornerstone event for governance, risk management, and control professionals, offers a platform for sharing innovative solutions and strategies. NAVEX's participation not only highlights the importance of integrated risk and compliance management software but also reflects the evolving needs of businesses in managing complex risk environments.

For compliance professionals, mastering the art of IT risk communication is becoming indispensable. This session provides a unique opportunity to gain insights into evaluating program maturity, assessing risks across business facets, and crafting reports that resonate with executive teams. Such skills are invaluable in today's fast-paced and risk-laden business world, offering a competitive edge to those who acquire them.

The broader implications of improved IT and compliance communication are profound. Organizations that successfully bridge this gap are better equipped to mitigate risks, comply with regulations, and make strategic decisions. NAVEX's initiative at the ISACA GRC Conference 2024 is a testament to the critical role of effective communication in shaping the future of risk management.