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When it comes to cybersecurity reporting, CISOs must communicate security risks, priorities and initiatives in the language of business to earn the attention and respect of board directors.
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Many people are intimidated by the thought of security careers. Why? They incorrectly believe security jobs require technical expertise, as well as extensive academic training and certifications.
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Human error, credential misuse and disgruntled employees aren’t the most common threats security leaders have to face — but the complexities of these incidents make insider threats the stuff of CISO nightmares.
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In her keynote at the RSA Conference this year, futurist and game designer Jane McGonigal said: any useful statement about the future should at first seem ridiculous. In the post-RSAC recovery period, I pondered the future trends in information securit… Continue reading CyberSecurity 2028: By Default, By Design
Although new research revealed that the state of cyber resilience is improving — especially regarding executive engagement — there is still room for improvement.
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The refusal of top leadership to fund security initiatives often translates to explicit, willful risk acceptance.
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A failure of imagination could cause business leaders fail to account for predictable cyber risks due to a misperception of the company’s incident response capabilities and cyber resilience posture.
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The key to creating a culture of cyber awareness is to start small, set achievable goals and help employees understand how enterprise security affects their own privacy.
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The Center for Audit Quality (CAQ)’s “Cybersecurity Risk Management Oversight” guidance outlines key questions that board directors should ask about how the organization addresses risk.
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At the RSA Conference 2018, industry leaders gathered to discuss issues surrounding women in security, including the key role of female IT professionals in closing the cybersecurity skills gap.
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