From findings to business risk
Turn pentest reports, vulnerability observations and CVSS information into risk-register entries, clear ownership and actionable remediation priorities.
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NO BREACH ACADEMY / ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
From technical security findings to boardroom-ready risk, control assurance and audit evidence.
Learn to translate technical security findings into business risk, map controls across major frameworks, build audit-ready GRC artifacts and present an enterprise GRC roadmap.
Registration opens an external Google Form. Specific session dates are not listed here.
01 / WHY THIS PROGRAM
Learn to communicate technical security evidence in a form that risk owners, executives and auditors can act on.
Turn pentest reports, vulnerability observations and CVSS information into risk-register entries, clear ownership and actionable remediation priorities.
Map ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2 and GDPR requirements together instead of treating each framework as an isolated checklist.
Work through risk registers, gap analyses, audit-evidence organization and control-testing approaches.
Explore GRC workflows associated with ServiceNow, Archer and OneTrust without implying that licensed platform access is included.
02 / PRACTICAL LEARNING
These are the program's stated focus areas, not a published session-by-session timetable.
Interpret vulnerability and pentest outputs, CVSS and business context to express risk in language decision-makers can use.
Structure risk statements, owners, likelihood, impact and remediation priorities into working risk-register artifacts.
Connect ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2 and GDPR through a unified, reusable control matrix.
Work with gap analyses, evidence repositories and control testing as practical audit-readiness activities.
Understand GRC workflows and platform concepts associated with ServiceNow, Archer and OneTrust.
Translate findings and maturity assessments into a defensible 12-month enterprise GRC plan and capstone presentation.
03 / REAL GRC WORK
Practice translating the technical reality into structured governance and audit materials.
PRACTICAL ARTIFACTS
04 / FINAL CAPSTONE
Build a maturity-informed program proposal backed by a 12-month plan, control-mapping work and risk priorities. The objective is a defensible presentation to business stakeholders.
Capstone presentation
05 / RECOGNITION
Use your practical GRC work to strengthen a portfolio or resume for governance, risk, compliance, audit, consulting and security roles. The included program certificate recognizes this training; it does not imply ISO, SOC 2, NIST or government accreditation.
JOIN THE PROGRAM
Three weeks. Six live sessions. Two sessions per week. Certificate included.