Presented at
NolaCon 2022,
May 22, 2022, 11:30 a.m.
(Unknown duration)
<p>The average tenure of a Chief Information Security Officer is 18 to 26 months. It's a common thread that I've experienced as a CISO and as a consultant - practically every client had a CISO leave or who is on the way out. I only lasted 22 months. Why? We'll explore research on the topic combined with personal experience and stories from colleagues. Why do some companies "get it" and are supportive of information security while it seems the vast majority are not? Takeaways will include what can you do to set up your security program for success, and how to retain its leadership.</p>
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Russell Mosley
<p>Russell is consultant and former CISO with over 20 years experience responsible for operational security and compliance. He's led all aspects of security programs, including leadership of the technical security team and incident response, and successfully led FISMA moderate and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. Russell is an organizer and volunteer with several security conferences including the Board of Directors at BSidesCharm and the Blue Team Village at DEF CON.</p>
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