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Top of Mind for Chief Security Officers

Posted: September 27th, 2015

The old saying goes that there are only two guarantees in life: death and taxes.  But if you’re a Chief Security Officer, you may as well add fast-paced, emerging security threats to the list.

Whether it’s the corporate damage caused by economic espionage, (a topic of conversation that inevitably surrounded the visit of Chinese President Xi last week); or the need for more viable public-private partnerships that allow for protected information sharing; or the understanding that a cyber breach recovery plan is now just as much a necessity in the C-suite as the efforts being made to prevent a breach in the first place, the issues and adversaries for a CSO are evolving quickly. 

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