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==Metrics==
==Metrics==
There are two different approaches to measuring cybersecurity effectiveness: Dashboards and benchmarking. Dashboards visualize and make assessable metrics quantified in terms of cost, risk level, and time. Benchmarking refers to the gathering of data from similar organizations for comparison with one's own organization’s cybersecurity measures.<ref>[https://www.logsign.com/blog/what-are-cyber-security-measures-of-effectiveness/ Cybersecurity effectiveness measures, Logsign]</ref>
There are two different approaches to measuring cybersecurity effectiveness: Dashboards and benchmarking.
===Dashboards===
Dashboards visualize and make assessable metrics quantified in terms of cost, risk level, and time.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):<ref>[https://cipher.com/blog/10-cybersecurity-metrics-you-should-be-monitoring/ Top 10 Cybersecurity KPIs, Cipher]]</ref>
# Mean-Time-to-Detect and Mean-Time-to-Respond
# Number of systems with known vulnerabilities
# Number of incorrectly configured SSL certificates
# Volume of data transferred using the corporate network
# Number of users with “super user” access level
# Number of days to deactivate former employee credentials
# Number of communication ports open during a period of time
# Frequency of review of third party accesses
# Frequency of third-party accesses to critical enterprise systems
# Percentage of business partners with effective cybersecurity policies
===Benchmarking===
Benchmarking refers to the gathering of data from similar organizations for comparison with one's own organization’s cybersecurity measures.<ref>[https://www.logsign.com/blog/what-are-cyber-security-measures-of-effectiveness/ Cybersecurity effectiveness measures, Logsign]</ref>
==Challenges==
==Challenges==