Our Expert Cybersecurity Panel & C-level Executive Discussion with Q&A Session
- tpayumo
- Mar 14, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 19, 2023
How does the cloud change the role of the CISO
Most new businesses are digital native, therefore a Chief Information Security Officer will need to be focused on Identity and data
Process changes within the organization are changing the role of the CISO
The optics of a security incident are that it’s an IT problem, but that’s not always the case.
The shift in the CIO’s role towards delivering data insights
The new CIO role is no longer focused around day to day operations. Given that they have the same access to information, the CIO’s role is to dig deeper, providing insights into that data.
How the Okta attack might have happened and the lessons to be learned
Initial breakdown of the Okta Breach and how to get ahead of crises events from some of the biggest names in technology leadership.
The common security shortcomings and how these can be corrected
Get the lowdown on real world security challenges from some of the biggest names in technology leadership.
Looking beyond and digging deeper into the cybersecurity news headlines
Ignore the distractions and learn how to re-think and prioritize your security strategy from some of the biggest names in technology leadership.
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