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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2025 · 39 MIN

S33 Ep3: The Drop In CEO - Steve Durbin’s Journey and Advice to Leaders

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An interview with Steve Durbin, Chief Executive, ISF,  hosted by CEO and Founder of The Drop In CEO Podcast, Deborah A. Coviello. Originally published by The Drop in CEO Podcast. In this episode, Steve shares his unique journey from literature to cybersecurity, emphasising the importance of curiosity, learning, and fresh perspectives in leadership. The discussion delves into the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the necessity for business leaders to adopt a resilient and informed approach to technology and risk management, and the value of continuous education and networking. Steve offers practical advice for business leaders on safeguarding against cyber threats and highlights the dynamic interplay between technology, business strategy, and security.Episode Highlights:01:57 Steve's Journey: From Literature to Cybersecurity05:12 The Importance of Reading and Continuous Learning08:02 Transitioning Careers: Embracing Technology16:58 Information Security Forum: Mission and Impact29:12 Practical Advice for Leaders on Cybersecurity Discover more about the Information Security Forum (ISF), and tune in to our engaging podcasts.

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