August 04, 2014

8-4-14 A report that shows many c-level executives have little respect for their Information Security Leaders, a social engineering campaign that takes advantage of Microsoft Word weaknesses, The US Department of Homeland Security’s report on Point of Sal

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“If you work just for money, you’ll never make it, but if you love what you’re doing and you always put the customer first, success will be yours.” – Ray Kroc C-Level Execs to CISOs: No Seat for You! https://www.securityweek.com/c-level-execs-cisos-no-seat-you http://www.scmagazine.com/study-ciso-leadership-capacity-undervalued-by-most-c-level-execs/article/364231/ C-IT Recommendation Corporate leaders must establish a security debrief cadence with the information security […]

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By Charles Whitby: Business Security Thought Leader

August 04, 2014

8-4-14 A report that shows many c-level executives have little respect for their Information Security Leaders, a social engineering campaign that takes advantage of Microsoft Word weaknesses, The US Department of Homeland Security’s report on Point of Sal

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8-4-14 A report that shows many c-level executives have little respect for their Information Security Leaders, a social engineering campaign that takes advantage of Microsoft Word weaknesses, The US Department of Homeland Security’s report on Point of Sal

8-4-14 A report that shows many c-level executives have little respect for their Information Security Leaders, a social engineering campaign that takes advantage of Microsoft Word weaknesses, The US Department of Homeland Security’s report on Point of Sal