Continual Improvement Strategies

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Authors: Rachelle Loyear
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Abstract

This chapter examines how to integrate continual improvement into the Enterprise Security Risk Management cycle, ensuring that programs remain effective as threats, business models, and technologies evolve. It outlines methods for monitoring control effectiveness, identifying drift, and using baselines and Key Performance Indicators to track performance. The chapter emphasizes the structured monitoring of both internal changes and external factors, such as regulatory shifts or emerging technologies, to ensure security remains aligned with the environment. It also highlights the role of incidents as learning opportunities, showing how post-incident reviews and after-action reports convert disruption into actionable improvements. Finally, it examines how to operationalize continual improvement by embedding reviews into governance processes, assigning ownership, and using maturity models to guide long-term progress.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Information and Cyber Security Information Technology Governance and Strategy Management Systems and Quality Improvement

Publication details

Journal / source
CRC Press eBooks
Pages
155–182
Publication date
12 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter