In a world where digitalisation and connectivity are paramount, CISOs need to tackle new frontiers, reinventing their legacy cyber security frameworks as they go. A global economy has meant that CISOs need to ensure they can meet ever-changing, overlapping regulatory standards, and comply and protect their businesses in the best way they can.
CISOs are experiencing higher demands in these evolving environments, where they collaborate with new stakeholders, from engineering team to the CEO. Cybersecurity is no longer just an issue to be dealt with by the IT experts, as Board members now recognise the impact of security across the wider business.
Businesses adjusting to the future of WFH has meant CISOs particularly focusing on mitigating human error. There has never been a better time to increase long-term awareness, by shifting from the conventional ways to more creative training programs, maintaining employee visibility through innovative technology for the monitoring and enhancement of security networks.
Summary
The Nordic Information Security Network enables CISOs, from the largest organisations in the Nordic region, to discuss their current challenges, collaborate and share their experiences to maximise their security defence.
With the disruption to businesses during Covid-19, CISOs have had to adapt to new challenges. Hackers and their tactics have become more sophisticated and aggressive, with supply-chains being targeted, and with phishing emails being commonplace. Not only are CISOs having to adopt ways to strengthen security networks used at home but are having to consider long-term strategies to ensure employees are more security-minded so that security breaches can be swiftly isolated and rectified.
A shortage of skills in the IT department is often a problem that CISOs face, but there have been positive developments following transitions in ways of working. A more flexible working environment provides huge opportunities for recruiting and retaining future generations of cyber leaders.
CISOs representing many industries will gather in the Scandic Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark to share their experiences and plans for dealing with challenges and mitigating risks in 2021 and beyond.
Time is maximised onsite through a combination of:
Topics covered
Partnering with your CCO to better understand business aims and obstacles
Re-evaluating strategies for company-wide clarity in the fight against systemic invasion
Setting values for a security-conscious workforce
Hands-on team building for future organisational security
Building an industry-leading security culture through staff retainment and training
Intimate manoeuvring of company goals to maintain live business monitoring
Hybridising the role of CISO
Condensing your SOC
Pondering the state of information security and where it may be headed