What is CISO?

CISO hierarchy

What is IT Risk Management?

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

Requirements to become a CISO

How to become a great CISO?

Business Skills

Leader picks the right battle

Understand the Business First

CISO Certifications

CISO Realization

Business Impact Rule

Balancing Risk

Changing Security Perception

Value Misinterpretation

Embracing Creative Ideas

Establishing Rules

Executive Understanding

Law of Security

Risk-Based Approach

Pushing Back

Introduction

Resolving Conflict

What is cybersecurity

Objective of cybersecurity

CISO duties

Prioritization

Risk posture

Chief Officer’s responsibilities

Definition of a CISO

The CISO Paradox Introduction

Evolution of IT Infrastructure Management

Mature Field of IT Infrastructure Management

Dilemmas in Patching for Security vs. Uptime

Addressing Unrealistic Security Expectations

Realistic Approach to Cybersecurity Management

Executive Responsibility for Risk Decisions

Long-Term Benefits of Accountability Implementation

Welcome

Teaching the core focus areas that you need to be successful

You must have somebody in charge

Security is not a component of IT, it is separate from IT.

What I don’t like to see is a CISO that reports to a CIO, I like him to report to the CEO

Sometimes uptime and security are at odds, and the CEO needs accurate information

By 2025, The CIA (Confidentiality/Integrity/Availability) may have their own dept. head

The CISO must be equal to the CIO.

Why CIO and CISO are sometimes at odds

You must have a single metric of success

You need your version of “5 nines”

The current metric for a CISO (and why it’s very bad)

Functionality/Security is zero sum

The goal of security is not to prevent all attacks, it’s to minimize exposure of critical data

The best security metric I could find

Attempted attacks

How many attacks do you think you have per week?

Why this metric raises awareness

You need to have security KPIs for all of the business units.

Security problems in action

Why VPs will fight you when you advocate for yourself

Phishing campaign as a metric for success

Wrap up and review: 3 things you need to be a successful CISO

Intro

Why doesn’t anyone listen to you?

No one has any clue what a CISO is supposed to be

Organizations need a CISO now

No one has defined what a CISO is supposed to be

What are the primary responsibilities of a CISO?

Chief officer is focused on the profitability of the organization

CISO is not a technical position

Chief officer is a business-focused position

What is cyber security focused on?

You must be able to accept risks to be world-class

How are average CISOs different?

Do you understand what the critical data is for your company?

Integrity and availability is important

CISO is an executive that can take problems and translate them

As a CISO, you should never be saying no

Webinar Overview

Introducing Our Keynote Speaker

Speaker's Presentation

Product Details and Interactive Poll

Engaging Q&A Session

Thank You Message

Introduction

A Day in the Life of a CISO

Balancing Cybersecurity and Business Objectives

Budget Constraints and Security Needs

Emerging Cybersecurity Trends

Maintaining Readiness Against Cyber Threats

Work-Life Balance for a CISO