Security Governance: Building a Framework and Establishing Trust
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Describes creating a unified cybersecurity governance framework for Kuwait’s oil & gas sector using industry standards (NIST, ISO 27001). Covers building consensus among upstream/midstream/downstream companies, defining common security objectives, assessing sector-wide cyber maturity, and producing a roadmap to improve overall cybersecurity posture and trust.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:04Presentation
- 2:57Storyline
- 5:44Kuwait Oil Sector
- 7:21Employee Awareness
- 13:07Security Priorities
- 15:50Collaboration
- 17:10Challenges
- 21:14Achievements
- 24:05Framework
- 24:45Capabilities
- 25:29Assessment
- 26:13Assessments
- 27:46Dashboard
- 28:27Takeaway
- 29:15Industry Benchmark
- 29:43Target to Reach
- 29:57Alignment
- 31:24The Way Forward
- 31:48Roadmap of Next Steps
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