Articles Tagged with ''CISO leadership''

Security magazine highlights a few upcoming cybersecurity conferences in 2025.

The responsibilities of CISOs are expanding; however, only 3% of those surveyed indicate a pay raise to reflect their greater responsibility. 

Tight budgets, insufficient resources, and the evolving threat landscape are no longer just obstacles — they're fueling “cyber-anxiety” for CISOs and their teams.

As cyberattacks grow more systemic and continue to mature, regulators have increased their focus on transparency and accountability.

70% of respondents believe incidents of CISOs being held liable for cybersecurity events has negatively influenced their perception of the role. 

Nearly all CISOs (99%) are worried about losing their positions if a breach occurs, with 77% of CISOs being very or extremely concerned.

A survey shows that nearly half (49%) of CISOs do not believe there is a future for them in this role. CISOs are sharing their insights on this statistic. 

Every chief information security officer knows it isn’t a matter of “if” but “when” the systems that run their business will be disrupted in some way.

Security talks with Alex Bovee about the difficulties CISOs are facing with the modern identity security landscape.

Security’s impact on the business should hold more focus in high-level conversations — versus ignoring weaknesses or devising ways to pin blame on individuals.