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Posted On: 01/25/2023 3:33:29 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – CISO Global Inc. (NASDAQ: CISO) CEO Discusses Top-down Culture of Cybersecurity in ‘Shrimp Tank’ Interview
CISO Global (NASDAQ: CISO), an industry leader in managed cybersecurity and compliance services, was featured on a recent episode of “The Shrimp Tank.” The company’s CEO David Jemmett joined podcast host Ted Jenkin to discuss CISO Global’s approach to cybersecurity, explaining that successful cybersecurity must be woven into the fabric of an organization, encompassing and transforming the entity’s culture. During the interview, Jemmett shared that, although cybersecurity has become a well-known subject in today’s business world, surprisingly few companies are doing enough about this very real threat. “A lot of folks are not addressing [cybersecurity]… They don’t want to know what they don’t know because they’re going to have to fix it, which costs money. Cybersecurity is an actual concern that people should be aware of, and training and understanding what really happens is important,” Jemmett said, pointing out that “every 11 seconds, someone is being targeted or hacked, and unpreparedness is the weakest link inside a company. The reason we trademarked ‘Cybersecurity is a culture, not a product’ is because it’s from the top down. If leadership doesn’t understand, it becomes a black hole. How can you address something you’re not understanding?”
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CISO Global (NASDAQ: CISO), an industry leader in managed cybersecurity and compliance services, was featured on a recent episode of “The Shrimp Tank.” The company’s CEO David Jemmett joined podcast host Ted Jenkin to discuss CISO Global’s approach to cybersecurity, explaining that successful cybersecurity must be woven into the fabric of an organization, encompassing and transforming the entity’s culture. During the interview, Jemmett shared that, although cybersecurity has become a well-known subject in today’s business world, surprisingly few companies are doing enough about this very real threat. “A lot of folks are not addressing [cybersecurity]… They don’t want to know what they don’t know because they’re going to have to fix it, which costs money. Cybersecurity is an actual concern that people should be aware of, and training and understanding what really happens is important,” Jemmett said, pointing out that “every 11 seconds, someone is being targeted or hacked, and unpreparedness is the weakest link inside a company. The reason we trademarked ‘Cybersecurity is a culture, not a product’ is because it’s from the top down. If leadership doesn’t understand, it becomes a black hole. How can you address something you’re not understanding?”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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