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A group of IT leaders from around the world formed the Council of Global City CIOs to promote information sharing when it comes to smart city initiatives.
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When it comes to building a secure IT program, the CIO must ask the cybersecurity leader the right questions to devise an effective incident response plan.
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When it comes to building a secure IT program, the CIO must ask the cybersecurity leader the right questions to devise an effective incident response plan.
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Many organizations lack an efficient risk prioritization strategy. A healthy transformation requires cooperation between the CIO and cybersecurity leader.
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Company security policies are usually long, convoluted and filled with jargon. This discourages users from reading the all-important fine print.
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Instead of pouring resources into total security, professionals should focus on protecting critical IT assets and strengthening their weak spots.
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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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