Why CISO Risk Management Strategy Still Rules the Agenda in 2025

In a time when AI-fueled productivity is rewriting the scale and speed of digital operations, the risk surface for enterprises is expanding faster than most security teams can track. That’s why risk management continues to dominate the priorities of CISOs in 2025—and why Crogl’s Co-founder and CEO, Monzy Merza, was recently featured in a timely piece by Cyber Security Tribe.

As Merza explains in the article, “In 2020, a business user might have handled one unit of work. In 2025, thanks to AI, that same person is handling three to five units.” This leap in productivity introduces invisible risk, especially as users deploy unsanctioned tools and integrations outside the reach of traditional security controls.

Monzy also underscores how shifting regulatory frameworks are changing the role of the CISO. With new rules like the SEC’s four-day breach disclosure mandate, risk is no longer theoretical. It’s personal, operational, and urgent.

The article provides important context for how today’s CISOs are navigating accountability, automation, and exponential surface area - all while trying to build sustainable risk strategies. If you're rethinking how risk must evolve in an AI-driven enterprise, this is a must-read.

Read the full article here: https://www.cybersecuritytribe.com/articles/why-risk-management-strategy-is-still-the-top-priority-for-cisos-in-2025