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How CISOs are Combating Remote Work Security Risks

When the Covid-19 outbreak became a full-fledged global pandemic in mid-March, ADCG member Angela Lonzetta–who was working as a cybersecurity program manager at the time–wrote about the compliance challenges faced by small and medium enterprises. It’s now July, and we’re all still working remotely (and probably will be for another year). Even when the entire…
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Any compliance officer knows the importance of third-party risk management (TPRM)–and that keeping vendors in compliance with data privacy and protection laws is a continuous process. But, since the Covid-19 pandemic has forced most businesses to work remotely, overseeing vendor compliance has become much more difficult due to lack of a centralized operation. That’s in…
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Historically, IT was founded around two core competencies: hardware and software. In the 90s, companies in higher risk arenas began to also focus on cybersecurity. That trifecta forms the core we all use today. Both a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and a Chief Information Officer (CIO) must understand how all IT works. This means…
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