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Trilogy: Increasing engagement in cybersecurity (Part 3)

September 7, 2017 by Guest Contributor

Cybersecurity cannot be successful if siloed. The entire organization must be part of the effort. Take these steps to ensure a more engaged relationship between cybersecurity teams, C-suite executives and other departments:

  • Make the company’s chief information officer accountable directly to the chief executive officer and/or the board.
  • Train employees at every level to spot security risks and to understand their role in protecting the entire organization from cyberattacks.
  • Put cybersecurity on the agenda for every board and executive-level meeting, and incorporate it into quarterly state-of-the-company, all-hands meetings.

With cybersecurity threats evolving and escalating daily, companies need to make engagement a priority that starts at the top and continues through every level of the organization.

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