It is important to view cyber security management from an integrated context that identifies how deliberated organizational strategies can be used to reinforce it in affiliated engagements. This study offers an insight as to how a highlyspecialized field can benefit both the specialized cybersecurity practitioners as well as the base level benefactors of cybersecurity. Ideally, cybersecurity management is integrated into the basic policies, systems, and procedures set up by an establishment with the desire to protect itself from cyberattacks. However, these interactions can be advanced into other aspects of organizational management and vice-versa. Consequently, this study uses a conceptual review of Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) frameworks and how they can make cyber-security system in an establishment efficient. The conceptual reviews consider the specific business continuity management planning framework that are built on a multi-cultural communication and management model, different pliability management models, as well as communication risk model systems, all designed to counter cyberattacks. The results of the study realize that cybersecurity management is a holistic process that cannot be demystified by a particular cyber-attack reaction but a conglomeration of efforts and ideas resulting from several cyber-attack reactions. Collective efforts can be built and reinforced through perpetual-oriented decisions/considerations of governance, risk and compliance frameworks.