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Despite the rapid expansion of third-party risks, a recent survey revealed that many companies lack the cybersecurity leadership to respond effectively.
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When starting a new job, the CIO must become intimately knowledgeable about the data within his or her jurisdiction and develop strategies ahead of time.
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Enterprise security collaboration is critical to protecting valuable business data. IT managers should consult executives and train them on cyberthreats.
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CISO complacency can lead to anxiety and ambiguity, which can erode team morale and cause IT departments to miss important details with no accountability.
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It takes a collaborative effort between IT and business leaders to protect critical data from cybercriminals and sustain a competitive advantage.
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Many CISOs find it challenging to convince their boards of directors to increase their security budget to mitigate the cost of a potential data breach.
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Executives don’t always know best. Some mistakes executives make include using weak passwords and failing to follow the same rules as IT professionals.
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Kevin Turner is leaving Microsoft after eleven years near the top of the company as chief operating officer, the company has announced. He’s leaving some might big shoes to fill — in fact, Microsoft plans to appoint five new positions to replace him.
Reported earlier by Recode, Turner is heading to trading firm Citadel Securities after a “short transition period.”
Filling those shoes:
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This recent survey of 350 IT Pros shows that confidence in security efforts is challenging and more time is needed to invest in those areas.