The person in charge of your cybersecurity program is often called the Chief Information Security Officer, or CISO. About the CISO Title, and Why It Matters The CISO title is…
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Let’s review the typical functions of a cybersecurity program. These functions are often performed by separate teams in very large organizations or by a single team in smaller ones. Some…
Becoming a low-profile target by practicing great cyber hygiene is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations…
Did you know that leaning into your cyber risks can be a source of competitive advantage? Here’s a stunning data point that makes my case. This year, the NTT Group (Japanese AT&T) released…
Being compliant with applicable laws and regulations is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations (covered two…
Being resilient to cyber-attacks and cyber failures is one of the four major goals of a Cyber Risk Management Program. The other three are: Achieving your customers’ expectations (covered last…
Achieving your customers’ expectations is one of the four major goals of your cyber risk management program. The other three are: Being resilient to cyber-attacks and cyber failures Being compliant…
Last Thursday, I sat down with Ray Pompon (F5) and Michael Hamilton (Critical Informatics) to discuss a recent report on “The Evolving Role of CISOs”. Among many things, we covered:…
Everyone, you are invited to join us this Thursday, November 16th at 10am Pacific Time, for a great webinar on “The Evolving Role of CISOs and Their Importance to the…
Last week, while I was presenting two sessions at SecureWorld in Seattle (including “Equifax and The ‘Reasonable’ Cybersecurity Standard“), I talked with Chuck Harold, of Security Guy Radio, about how we…