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Catching Up with Bonnie Michelman

August 1, 2016

Next month we will honor the Most Influential People in Security, with our annual report, which is now in its 11th year.

Who's the Boss? Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer

Lynn Mattice

August 1, 2016

Last month’s column addressed the security organization reporting to the General Counsel, which studies show is one of the more common reporting relationships for security executives.

Critical Infrastructure Sector Battles Growing Variety of Security Threats

Enterprise security executives at utilities are geared up for everything from terrorism to copper theft.

Ed Finkel

August 1, 2016

Enterprise security executives at utilities are geared up for everything from terrorism to copper theft.

Assessing Emotional Intelligence During the Hiring Process

Jerry J. Brennan

July 1, 2016

Organizations have been using a variety of assessment tools as a part of their staffing process for many years.

Who's the Boss? Reporting to the General Counsel

Lynn Mattice

July 1, 2016

This month we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of reporting to the General Counsel (GC). Most enterprises combine a number of functions under the Office of the General Counsel... the most common include Chief Legal Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, Secretary of the Board of Directors and, in many enterprises, Chief Administrative Officer.

The Uncharted Path for New Security Leaders

2016 Security Leadership Issue: The Uncharted Path to Educate New Security Leaders

Diane Ritchey

June 1, 2016

When it comes to educating and mentoring the next generation of CSOs and CISOs, the answer is pretty clear – the path is very uncertain.

Leadership and Management by Lynn Mattice

Who’s The Boss? Reporting to the CEO

Lynn Mattice

June 1, 2016

Last month I covered the unlikely probability of the security organization reporting to the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Securing a Seat at the C-Suite in 2016: A Security 500 West Overview

May 26, 2016

More than 60 enterprise security leaders attended this year’s Security 500 West conference in Los Gatos, California, on May 17, and they participated in high-level panels and conversations about how CSOs and security directors could make a bigger impact on the organization without squashing innovation or compromising the enterprise’s culture – an understandably hot topic in Silicon Valley.

Who’s The Boss? Where Security Reports is Truly All Over the Map

Reporting to the Board of Directors: Part 1 of a new series on security ownership and reporting

Lynn Mattice

May 1, 2016

Where within the enterprise the corporate security department reports is often more form over function. It may be personality driven, power driven or simply a corporate culture thing. Many companies have a hard time deciding where corporate security should report.

Mining the Security Value Within the Business Process

Phil Aronson

May 1, 2016

In my first column I invited you into the office of the CSO and the CEO of a company that had re-positioned itself as a security risk management services (SRMS) provider; a new category that I feel is emerging to address the need for a 360-degree view and understanding of an organization’s risk strategy, plan, processes and metrics.