In Depth
Evolution of the CSO
From incident reaction to proactive risk assessment, the CSO role has evolved dramatically. Next stop: new services and business operations intelligence.
By Joan Goodchild, Senior Editor
He is optimistic that this group will prove not merely reactive, but will grow in its ability to provide business intelligence.
"We are leveraging obvious synergies between the groups," says Kent. "The interesting work, though, will be discovering new connections and building the resulting services that we don't know about today."
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