THE NEW CISO’S TOOLBOX

According to Cisco’s CSO, John Stewart, “the number and quality of security professionals being educated in the nation’s universities (USA) increased in recent years, but there’s still a shortage.”⁶ Yet in spite of this somewhat encouraging news, there appears to be a chasm between C-level managers’...

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Hauptverfasser:	Kouns, Jake, Kouns, Barry
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Zusammenfassung:	According to Cisco’s CSO, John Stewart, “the number and quality of security professionals being educated in the nation’s universities (USA) increased in recent years, but there’s still a shortage.”⁶ Yet in spite of this somewhat encouraging news, there appears to be a chasm between C-level managers’ expectations and reality with regard to the security professional’s ability to not only understand and align with business objectives but to actively participate in achieving those objectives. To narrow the chasm between expectations and reality, today’s CISO cannot remain just a master technician, but needs to develop the skills of a leader, facilitator, communicator