Changes in the Security Industry

By Mike Howard

Mike Howard is Chief Security Officer (CSO) for Microsoft Corporation, and is responsible for vital security functions including; operations, investigations, risk mitigation, crisis management, executive protection, security technology, strategy, intelligence, and employee awareness.  Mike spent 22 years with the Central Intelligence Agency, finishing as Chief of Station, the agency's highest field position.

The Cipher Brief spoke with Michael Howard, Microsoft’s Chief Security Officer (CSO), to get his thoughts on how the job of CSO has changed over the years. Prior to joining the private sector, Mike spent 22 years at the Central Intelligence Agency.

The Cipher Brief: What are the biggest changes you’ve seen to the security industry, particularly as cyber threats have overtaken more traditional security threats? 

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