CGF

CGF is i-Prot’s governance model to integrate cybersecurity, risk, compliance, resilience and operations into a single, measurable system aligned with business objectives.

CGF doesn’t start by asking which standard must be met, but what the organization needs to protect, which risks it must reduce and which capabilities it needs to govern.

The Cyber Governance Framework turns cybersecurity into a governable capability. With CGF, organizations can identify what to protect, understand the risks they face, prioritize investments, implement controls, measure results and sustain a process of continuous improvement.

Its purpose is to enable decisions expressed in terms of business value: risk reduction, resilience, trust, cost, uncertainty, sustainability and operational capacity. CGF is a proprietary i-Prot framework; it is not a standard or a certification.

Assess → Prioritize → Design → Implement → Operate & measure → Improve. Each stage has a purpose, activities, deliverables, associated services and its instrumentation in Complyze.

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CGF uses standards and frameworks as sources of requirements, it does not replace them. The cycle integrates their demands into a single governance model, avoiding fragmented, standard-by-standard management.

Complyze · a platform by i-Prot.

An executive document with the full cycle, the principles and the relationship with standards. Fill in your details to receive it.

A working session with an i-Prot specialist to see how the cycle applies to your context.