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An unfunded mandate is not a mandate at all — and it’s a recipe for a security disaster. Professionals must prepare for this sticky situation.
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Insider threats can achieve industrial sabotage by slowly gaining control over individual projects, programs and then eventually the company.
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The CISO job market may be red hot, but that doesn’t mean the time is right for you to jump ship and pursue elusive new opportunities.
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A CISO who was successful in the past may not necessarily be the right fit to lead an organization into the future. Here’s how to tell.
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A pen test can be tremendously valuable for your team and organization, but you have to know how to glean the key lessons from the experience.
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Stein’s Law says that if something cannot go on forever, it won’t. That even applies to your enterprise security program and its risk posture.
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C-level executives, boards of directors and security leadership need to have engaging conversations to make better cyber risk decisions for the business.
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The CEO has an important role to play in cybersecurity. Collaborating with other business leaders and getting involved with cybersecurity is critical.
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The new 2016 “Securing the C-Suite” report from IBM revealed some insights and recommendations on the role of CFOs, CMOs and CHROs in cybersecurity.
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Attending security conferences gives employees experience and connections that can help both themselves and their employers succeed.
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