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CSO Executive Sessions
by Foundry
Bob Bragdon, senior vice president and publisher of CSO, hosts this podcast featuring interviews with top chief information security officers from across the country. Listen in as these tech leaders discuss current security threats, critical IT projects, security skills and careers, and much more.
Episodes
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Episode 14: How COVID-19 changed security priorities at Bristol Myers Squibb
After a nearly 21-year career in the FBI, Roberts joined Bristol Myers Squibb in April, 2020, and has spent the past 7 months navigating the pandemic impact on the pharmaceutical giant. For BMS, like many organizations, the rapid shift to wide-scale work from home brought some unique challenges....
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Episode 13: Serving up a risk management culture at McDonald's
In addition to being the largest fast food restaurant in the world, McDonald's is also one of the world's largest employers, real estate companies, and toy companies, thanks to the Happy Meal. It has also been transitioning into a tech company over the past several years, introducing a mobile…
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Episode 12: Building board relationships
Over the past decade, CSOs have had significantly more interaction with their boards of directors, becoming critical partners and driving risk management in many organizations. And cybersecurity, information security and privacy have become key topics of board meetings today, says Mark…
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Episode 11: TikTok don’t stop: Data privacy and the transparency imperative
After 10 years as CSO of payroll and HR solutions provider ADP, Roland Cloutier was looking for a challenge. He found one in his new role as Global CSO at TikTok, the fast-growing social media startup that has found itself in the news over privacy concerns. For Cloutier, who joined TikTok in…
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Episode 10: Don’t be Batman: Why CISOs should embrace the sidekick role, Part 2
In this second half, Akamai CISO Andy Ellis and host Bob Bragdon continue their talk about the good guy/bad guy dynamic in the infosec community and why it can result in you being marginalized in your organization. Ellis’ advice: Don’t try to be the hero; be the sidekick. Produced by IDG...
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Episode 9: Don’t be Batman: Why CISOs should embrace the sidekick role, Part 1
There is a prevailing attitude in the infosec community that security pros are the good guys and the bad guys are, well, just about everyone else — users, developers, senior leadership. This good guy/bad guy dynamic can result in you being marginalized in your organization, says Akamai CISO Andy...
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Episode 8: Healthcare security in a time of crisis
Balancing security and business needs is challenging in the best of times, but in the midst of a global pandemic it takes on new urgency. For Gary Gooden, CISO at Seattle Children’s, this means protecting patient data while enabling frontline workers to service patients and families using new...
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Episode 7: Security in a time of crisis
The biggest risk from the scramble to move to remote work at scale will likely be an increase in data exposed from misconfigured cloud storage buckets, says Christopher Burgess, a writer and speaker on security issues and former senior security adviser to Cisco. “You can choke a horse on the…
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Episode 6: Building security in
We can all remember a time not so long ago when security was the department of no. “We have moved past that to ‘yes, but,’" says Mike Towers, CSO at Takeda Pharmaceuticals International. For Towers, getting to a place where it is easy for the business to do the secure thing has meant placing a...
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Episode 5: In security, soft skills are king
For Chad Teat, CISO of Atlanta-based specialty retailer Floor & Decor, the secret to balancing risk and business opportunity comes down to reducing friction with the business. To do that, Teat says, the CISO, engineers, and analysts all need to make it their day-to-day job to build relationships...
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Episode 4: Reducing risk vs. enabling the business: finding the balance
"We're [CSOs] all focused on this balance of being able to reduce risk while enabling the business," says Lionbridge CSO & CPO Doug Graham. But, he adds, "There's no real hard-and-fast rules about how much risk and what that recipe is." For Graham, the most concerning part about the CSO role…
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Episode 3: Succeeding with security as code
As more organizations move to the cloud and to continuous deployment, security needs to “follow the ‘as code’ model,” says Marnie Wilking, global head of security & technology risk management at Wayfair. Where historically security engineers and analysts needed to be familiar with tools and...
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Episode 2: Security nightmares: Three things that keep Biogen CISO Bob Litterer up at night
Bob Litterer, VP and CISO of biotech giant Biogen, isn’t a worrier at heart, but there are a few things that keep him up at night. High on that list is the interdependencies in his company’s third-party network; a data breach anywhere in that ecosystem could have a devastating ripple effect. Also...
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Trailer: Introducing 'CSO Executive Sessions'
Join CSO publisher Bob Bragdon for a new audio podcast series, CSO Executive Sessions which will feature conversations with leading security and risk executives from around the country about the challenges faced by their organizations. You'll hear from some of the best minds in security about…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Bob Bragdon, senior vice president and publisher of CSO, hosts this podcast featuring interviews with top chief information security officers from across the country. Listen in as these tech leaders discuss current security threats, critical IT projects, security skills and careers, and much more.
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