Business Model Disclosures – support framework for Cyber Security Management

The selection of the right business model has recently become a key issue for many business entities which aim at maintaining their market position as well as creating their added value. A business model defines a group of financial, strategic and organisational elements that impact one another and explain how the enterprise creates value for the organisation and clients. An important element of individual components of a business model is to ensure security for activities that may infringe the confidentiality and veracity of processed data. The author therefore proposes to introduce a description of the 'cyber security information' model into the overall firm's business model and present it in the integrated report of an enterprise. Methods: The author used literature analysis in the field of business model and cyber security, and on this basis, applied the methods of analysis and synthesis to the proposed business model. In addition to theoretical studies, empirical studies will be carried out on the integrated reports of selected companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Results: The author of the paper proposes to build a 'business model' of the enterprise which takes into account interactions with the cyber security system in the firm.