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Let’s talk about the “New Cybersecurity Triad.”
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We’re all pretty familiar with the venerable C-I-A Triad whereby secure data exhibits the characteristics of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. But today’s cybersecurity challenges demand we recognize another triad critical to success: interaction among boards, CIOs, and CISOs. In many sectors, CIOs and CISOs have historically had limited interaction with boards. This approach has not served those organizations well. The complex and ever-evolving cybersecurity threat landscape mandates a closer relationship allowing the board to benefit from the experience and advice of these partners in developing strategic guidance.
The complex and ever-evolving cybersecurity threat landscape mandates a closer relationship allowing the board to benefit from the experience and advice of these partners in developing strategic guidance.
Dr. Jack Dever & James Dever, Lockhaven Solutions
Below are 3 ways boards can facilitate more effective partnerships with CIOs and CISOs:
1. Think carefully about reporting structures. CIOs and CISOs have different duties and…
