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Chief Information Security Officer The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is common role within the world’s largest organizations with some reports showing 90%+ of the Fortune 750 having a CISO. However, most organizations below this level often lack a designated CISO or even a IT security lead. Like many corporate titles, carries various responsibilities depending on the industry, size of company, and reporting structure. Like most management roles, typically, the smaller the company the broader the responsibility. A generally accepted definition for the role of CISO is: Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is the senior-level executive within an organization responsible for establishing and maintaining the enterprise’s strategy and programs to ensure information assets are adequately protected. The CISO directs staff in identifying, developing, implementing and maintaining processes across the organization to reduce information and information technology (IT)risks, respond to incidents, establish appropriate standards and controls, and direct the establishment and implementation of policies and procedures.   What is the landscape a CISO is dealing with today The responsibilities of a security leader are more complex today than ever before in the history of IT. There are truly more moving parts than an entire team can handle. And the reality is that few companies, even the Global 500, have more than a handful of dedicated security personnel. So what are some of the obvious trends that security leaders deal with in this fast paced, IT dependent world we live in: Complexity has been the enemy of security while confusion has been the enemy of compliance; both continue to increase Threat landscape is changing so rapidly that a focused team of security experts must be leveraged to be effective The threat vectors originate globally and intelligence is achieved from a broad view across hundreds of enterprises The bad guys have no rules Threatmotivations have evolved to encourage more talented player participation with more sophisticated tools Evidentiary identification of what impact occurred with a compromise is increasing required Mobility, Personally owned Devices used for business, Privacy and other trends are driving the need to focus security controls beyond the historical perimeter Experts all agree if an organization is targeted, its only a matter of time before a breach, so mitigation planning as become a top priority … Yet, the ultimate cost of failure often has no bounds. The CISO is often the primary target for finger pointing. Typically, the CISO, or the Corporate CISO for large organizations, is responsible for security across the entire enterprise. Core responsibilities include: Information Technology (IT) security and information assurance inclusive of the integrity, availability and confidentiality of the information (cybersecurity) Overall technology evaluation and selection to meet the agreed uponsecurity architecture plan Management of IT Security systems and applications (MSSP, SIEM, VMS, LMS, 2FA, etc) Management of Security staff and Security Operations Centre (SOC) Security and Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning (BCDR) Authentication, identity and access management Perimeter, System, and Application Vulnerability Management Information Technology (IT) and Business Process risk management (supply chain, financial systems, etc) Computer Emergency Response Team / Computer Security Incident Response Team IT investigations, digital forensics, eDiscovery Communications of situational status when security events occur to corporate Public Relations (PR) Often, and increasingly, the following roles are assigned to the Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Privacy Officer, Chief Regulatory Officer, but if these roles do not exist they also fall to the CISO: Globally, the CISO role is on the rise.  Organizations are constantly pressured to add the role in order to staycompetitive and demonstrate their focus on security from both customers and board members, but most often the role in smaller organizations is based on the need to have an individual responsible for meeting compliance requirements. 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