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May 05

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The CISO Challenge Series Webinar is based on the ThreatConnect Podcast’s new series that explores the five strategic challenges facing chief information security officers globally and how CISOs are innovating to overcome those challenges.

Join us for this live CISO Challenge Webcast where three leading global CISOs will offer their perspectives on overhauling and future-proofing cybersecurity through a new strategic technological approach to addressing five global cybersecurity challenges:

  1. The inability to assess, communicate and manage the financial impact of cyber events – and thus the business risk to the organization
  2. Increasing sophistication of cyberattacks and cyber adversaries
  3. Widening cybersecurity skills gap
  4. Lack of intelligence and operational information sharing
  5. Underinvestment and lack of business buy-in


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