3 Signs That Your Business Could Benefit From Having A CISO Onboard

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3 Signs That Your Business Could Benefit From
Having A CISO Onboard

• A CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) is
  responsible for ensuring the security of your
  companys data. They do this by monitoring and
  analyzing threats, creating policies around those
  threats and implementing those policies. In
  short they make sure that nothing bad happens to
  your data.

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A History Of Security Infringements

• If your organization has been hacked before, its
  a smart move to improve its cybersecurity. If
  hackers have already compromised your systems and
  networks, they might mark your organization as an
  easy target for future attacks. Thats why even
  if you think theres no point investing in
  cybersecurity given your networks and devices
  have already been compromised, its essential
  that you implement strong cybersecurity measures
  to prevent falling victim to future attacks.

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Governance, Risk Compliance

• Large organizations in the healthcare and finance
  industries handle a lot of sensitive information.
  Consequently, theyre heavily regulated and
  require an extensive and comprehensive
  cybersecurity solution compared to regular
  businesses. If an incident were to occur within
  these organizations, they could be open to legal
  repercussions apart from the other financial and
  reputational impacts of a cyber attack or data
  breach.

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Complex Threat Environment

• Organizations with thousands of customers,
  employees, and multiple partners will have very
  different cybersecurity needs than those with
  only a few employees. When making the decision to
  hire a chief information security officer, you
  should first understand your organizations
  threat environment.

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