As digital transformation becomes a business necessity cyber risks are mounting. Boards at leading organizations are responding by increasingly integrating cybersecurity as a strategic element in their business plans. A natural outcome of this broader understanding of cyber risk has been an evolution in corporate structure sometimes generated by governmental regulatory oversights and sometimes by innovative business thinking. While the specific structures continue to evolve in ways unique to individual enter-prise business plans there are some themes that seem to be common. These themes include a flatter, less siloed approach engaging a multi-stakeholder grouping into the discussions on cyber risk, elevating the reporting structure for these responsible for managing cyber risk. Initial research suggests that such structures can both enhance the cyber risk management function and improve business efficiency.