Hugo Lai says the key to CISO peace of mind is being thoughtful and conscientious, documenting steps taken, and then not worrying endlessly.
Q&A with Temple Health CISO Hugo Lai: Conscientious CISOs Have Nothing to Fear
Cybersecurity’s Time to Shine: Breaking Down Our Top 20 Podcast Interviews of 2022
Given the massive transformation healthcare has undergone in recent years, it should come as no surprise that digital health and cybersecurity were common themes in our most popular interviews from 2022 – particularly the latter.
Beyond Alerts: How Leaders Are Combatting “Shock and Awe” with Consistent, Solid Cybersecurity Practices
Cybersecurity leaders can leverage threat intelligence to better understand adversaries, learn from attacks, and take actions to mitigate risks. But it needs to be part of a larger strategy that includes taking care of basics and partnering with others, according to Teresa Tonthat and Chris Paravate.
“Relationship-building and Storytelling”: Real Talk from Cybersecurity Leaders
The discussions CISOs are having aren’t just about frameworks and vulnerability scans; they’re focused on the partnerships that need to be created and nurtured, their strategies for recruiting and retaining talent, and the continued evolution of IT security leadership roles.
The CISO’s Perspective: What It Takes to Succeed in the Role
“At the end of the day, we’re here to support the organization’s objectives. That’s one of the things people don’t realize.” And it’s just one of many, according to a group of CISOs, who share insights on what leaders should and shouldn’t do to excel in the role.
