How To Create Enterprise Security Champions
Breaking The Cyber Security Silo Through Stakeholder Collaboration
Instead of trying to generate security awareness for each and every employee, identify your organization’s champions and make cyber security everyone’s responsibility.
Who is responsible for cyber security in your organization? The typical answers are IT or the Security team. Yet modern enterprise security is so much more than the technologies. A successful security executive must also understand the nature of the business and how to establish relationships with key stakeholders.
These stakeholders build diversity in ideas and experiences. Some may define what is sensitive information while others may know what to secure or how to communicate policies to the broader organization. This collaboration from many departments is necessary to overcome isolation of the security team within the organization.
Instead of trying to generate security awareness for each and every employee, identify your organization’s champions and make cyber security everyone’s responsibility.
Watch the on-demand playback of this webinar hosted by Cyber Security Hub to learn:
- How to share ownership of security
- How to increase visibility of your security organization
- Why it’s important to partner with security champions in other parts of your organization
- Why it’s not always technology but more about people and process
Presenters:
Nathan Hunstad
Principal Security Engineer & Researcher
Code42
As director of security operations at Code42, Hunstad leads the team responsible for security tooling, red team exercises and responding to security events. He joined Code42 in 2016, bringing experience from both the private and public sector.
Host:
Jeff Orr
Editor In Chief
Cyber Security Hub
Jeff Orr is a veteran technology strategist, conference producer, and industry analyst passionate about the way people interact with systems and machines through emerging technologies and new user experiences. At Cyber Security Hub, he oversees all editorial direction of its complete portfolio of online products -- as well as engages a network of esteemed industry board members, analysts and key influencers to make CSHub a renowned resource for all things cyber security. Jeff was actively involved in the development and launch of industry-first products, including Wi-Fi and 4G solutions, and leading the wireless strategy for a Fortune 100 entertainment company. His research on emerging technologies includes AI, cyber security, Industrial IoT (IIoT), mobile computing, wearables, and user interfaces.
