Why CISOs shouldn’t skimp on personal branding
“In many cases, CISOs hit the headlines when their companies have been breached. That’s not the only thing that you want the world to know about you,” one expert tells IT Brew.
“In many cases, CISOs hit the headlines when their companies have been breached. That’s not the only thing that you want the world to know about you,” one expert tells IT Brew.
IT Brew caught up with CrashPlan CISO Todd Thorsen, Malwarebytes Cybersecurity Evangelist Mark Stockley, and others at our first IRL event in New York.
Sponsored by CiscoCain tells IT Brew that he doesn’t have the “traditional technologist” background typically associated with CIOs.
The average certification holder makes over $200k, according to a new report.
While tech firms are requesting huge amounts of juice, they might just be feeling out the market.
For years, Maine, along with Nevada and California, had the strongest privacy reporting requirements in the country.
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