Security Staff Acquisition & Development

A security team—just like any functional area team—is made of up unique individuals with distinct personalities and working styles.

The hurdles chief information security officers face today are more daunting than ever, given the evolving threat landscape, but most importantly, the current state of technology within the enterprise.

The typical software application is built to be sold, to send that code out the door as fast as possible so it can generate money for the company. But where does that leave security?

The cyber risk landscape is complex and dynamic, which makes it inherently challenging to manage. Add the fact that organizations have limited resources...then it feels unmanageable.

The majority of people don’t even know every place their personal information has been provided or acquired, and it’s this quagmire that keeps privacy officers up at night.

A new study published by BAE Systems highlights the disconnect between C-level executives and IT Decision Makers when it comes to perceptions of cybersecurity within the enterprise.

Anyone who has worked in a corporate environment for any appreciable amount of time has been asked to give a presentation of one sort or another.

By Katherine Teitler March 8, 2017 It's a mistake Anyone who has worked in a corporate environment for any appreciable amount of time has been asked to give a presentation of one sort or another. Regardless of role or responsibilities, you’d be hard pressed to find a professional that hasn’t, at some point, worried over the details of what he or she was going to say and how to put together the best and most appropriate accompanying visual aid.