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Collective resilience: Why CISOs are embracing a new culture of openness
CISOs are finding value in information sharing among trusted, vetted sources. Here’s how they are maximizing the intelligence gathered from these channels.
The emotional stages of a data breach: How to deal with panic, anger, and guilt
Intense situations require both the security experts and stakeholders to be calm and focused, but that is easier said than done. This advice can help.
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CSO Executive Sessions with guest Jason Lau / ASEAN
Jason Lau, CISO at Crypto.com, joins host Xiou Ann Lim for this CSO Executive Sessions interview. They will discuss how having a growth mindset is necessary to thrive in cybersecurity, how industry collaboration and data-sharing can...
Machine as insider threat: Lessons from Kyoto University’s backup data deletion
Kyoto University lost terabytes of data in a machine-as-an-insider scenario triggered by human error. Here are questions CISOs should ask to avoid a similar situation.
A framework to vet security processes for human execution
Make sure you take human interaction and communication into account when developing your security processes. Here's a simple framework that can help.
Aligning security strategy with ESG objectives: The next big issue for CISOs
As interest in environmental, social, and governance issues increases among investors, business partners, consumers, and employees, CISOs will need to shape their security and risk strategies to align with the organization’s ESG...
Security leaders on how to cope with stress of Log4j
The Log4j vulnerability puts great pressure on security teams already stretched thin dealing with ransomware and other attacks. This advice will help them cope.
CISOs, what's in your travel security program?
It's time to review (or create) your travel security program now that more people are traveling for work and pleasure. Here's what it should include.
JetBlue CISO Tim Rohrbaugh on putting threat intelligence at the center
Understanding threat actors and the tactics they use informs how Rohrbaugh develops his cybersecurity strategy, allocates resources, and leads his team.
4 classes of practical security and how to balance them against goals
Every CISO must evaluate their security programs against these four basic levels of security -- stay out of jail, table stakes, competitive and advantage -- in terms of business need.
Security priorities for 2022: Advancement, not revolution
Security leaders say their priorities reflect security needs due to recent shifts in their organization’s IT and business environments, a changing threat landscape, and emerging risks.
How CISOs can drive the security narrative
If you want people to follow proper security practices, they need to understand why. That's best done by telling a good story.
13 traits of a security-conscious board of directors
A CISO's success (and job longevity) is often dependent on support from the board of directors. Answers to these questions will reveal how security savvy a BoD is.
What CISOs can learn from the US Navy insider who stole nuclear secrets
The theft of government secrets by Jonathan Toebbe and others raises the question: How should CISOs deal with insider threats who have had insider threat training?
California state CISO: the goal is “operating as a whole government”
Partnerships with other state entities elevate security capabilities and enhance information sharing to provide better security overall, says California state CISO Vitaliy Panych.
How CISOs escape the cost center trap
Even as the CISO role is becoming more business-focused, in many organizations the notion of security as purely a cost center persists. Here’s how savvy CISOs can turn that around.
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How Target's CISO balances customer security and customer experience
In wake of a 2013 data breach, Rich Agostino rebuilt Target’s approach to cybersecurity, addressing vulnerabilities while maintaining a user-friendly web presence for customers.
Why are people so bad at risk assessment? Blame the brain
Stakeholders and CISOs tend to have different perspectives on estimating the risk of a potential cybersecurity incident. Understanding the psychological aspects can help bridge the gap.
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