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Cybersecurity Leadership
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A reference resource for the CIO and the CISO on cyber security, looking beyond the technology horizon into leadership, management, culture, governance, resilience and the real dynamics of security transformation
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JC Gaillard
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While deregulation may open opportunities for growth and innovation, it also creates new risks that demand a proactive, accountable approach to security. 
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The complexity of cyber environments may present several issues for an organization, but the solution hasn’t necessarily changed.
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Cyberattacks on the software supply chain are a national security threat, necessitating stricter cybersecurity practices and enforcement to protect critical infrastructure.
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The dynamic between a CISO and CIO has always been complex, but with the right strategies, they can align to create a resilient organization.
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Through the lens of historic breaches, a look at five common mistakes that serve as a catalyst to compromise, and best practices for protection.
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Most executives focus on revenue growth, customer experience, and innovation, but often fail to prioritize cybersecurity until a crisis hits. This reactive approach is costly and unsustainable. When security is treated as an afterthought, companies are left scrambling to mitigate damage after a breach instead of preventing it in the first place.
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A patchwork of legacy systems and point solutions has left organizations vulnerable, reactive and unable to keep pace with today’s risks.
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Cybersecurity transformation is multifaceted; it demands committed leadership, a cohesive culture, and a comprehensive strategy that aligns with the organization’s core business objectives.
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Addressing the psychic pain suffered by cybersecurity team members during major incidents is crucial for security leaders. Experts recommend several measures that can lessen the psychological strain.
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Cybersecurity leaders share insight on a crucial but overlooked task after any security incident: rebuilding trust with the stakeholders that matter the most.
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CISOs lead AI strategy without clear guidance. The CLEAR framework helps security teams track AI, enforce policies, and drive responsible adoption.
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The relationship between CISOs and vendors is fraught with problems that result in a deeply flawed procurement process - by working together, vendors and CISOs can create a better way forward.
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Taking steps to mitigate these risks can help enterprise leaders better protect their networks and systems, ensuring the security, privacy and integrity of data.
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Companies are drowning in high-risk software security debt — and the breach outlook is getting worse
Unresolved security debt is leaving organizations at greater risk of security breaches as fix times grow longer and the software ecosystem increasingly complexifies.
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Escalating cybersecurity threats and compliance complexities set the stage for a more collaborative, business-oriented relationship between IT and security leadership.
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CISOs should focus on execution excellence and build trust over time by showcasing their ability to deliver with the resources they have.
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A strategy that’s been around for 20+ years but only now gaining traction ensures that when (not if) breaches occur, the impact on operations, reputation, and finances is minimized. Here’s why a cyber resilience scorecard is a key tool for any recovery plan.
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The current state of regulation and the overwhelming burden it brings to most enterprises is a discussion worth having
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The debate over cybersecurity ownership must end—assign a leader, give them authority, and back them fully to keep the organization secure.
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CISOs shouldn’t be shy about what they need from the board, as organizations with mutual board-CISO understanding are better positioned to tackle cybersecurity challenges successfully.
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CISOs are typically hired for their technical skills, yet true success often requires an entirely different set of business-focused skills.
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As organizations continue to embrace digital transformation through the rapid adoption of cloud services, they can face significant security challenges
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This isn’t just about better tools — it’s about fundamentally shifting how we think about security and productivity.
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