Prakash Sethuraman, CISO, CloudBees
An episode of the At C-Level podcast, hosted by At C-Level, titled "Prakash Sethuraman, CISO, CloudBees" was published on December 7, 2021 and runs 35 minutes.
December 7, 2021 ·35m · At C-Level
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Summary
Prakash Sethuraman, CISO, CloudBees, highlights the importance of communication when it comes to security for helping employees across an organisation to understand why security departments implement certain processes. He argues that ‘context matters’ and while security always needs to be there in the background, it should never get in the way of users.
Episode Description
Prakash Sethuraman, CISO, CloudBees, highlights the importance of communication when it comes to security for helping employees across an organisation to understand why security departments implement certain processes. He argues that ‘context matters’ and while security always needs to be there in the background, it should never get in the way of users.
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