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Organizations can improve their ability to enforce security policies and better serve business initiatives by shuffling the security org chart.
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The CISO should be the central figure responsible for defining an organization’s information security strategic plan and aligning it with business goals.
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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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Secure by design requires IT teams to implement security functions into every phase of an application or platform’s development.
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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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Organizations seeking to prevent insider threats should establish red, blue and black teams to produce threat models for multiplayer games.
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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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C-suite executives often lack the experience and training required to establish and lead a successful cyberattack defense program.
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The cybersecurity leader and CIO must collaboratively address 10 common risk management controls to protect the organization’s most sensitive data.
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