Operational Goals are the organizational goals used in developing an organizational security model.
Operational goals are time-bound business objectives or key performance indicators (KPIs) companies use to stay on track and function on a day-to-day basis. Business owners and managers flesh out wider-angle strategic planning with these short-term goals so people know what they must achieve in a more immediate time frame.
Changing focus from information security and physical security controls to security risks. Risk is the basis for all security decision-making and performance management.
Transitioning ownership of security risks. The security organization does not own security risk decisions—the business does
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