🚀 Thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity in the realm of information security! 💻 As a seasoned professional with a knack for navigating complex regulatory landscapes, are you geared up to lead and innovate in the Financial Services sector? Let's team up to fortify defenses and propel our organizations to new heights! No C2C #InfoSecLeadership #FinancialTech #CyberDefense #RegulatoryExpertise #TechInnovation #CareerOpportunity #LinkedInNetworking #InfoSecCommunity #CareerGrowth #RiskMitigation #DigitalTransformation #CyberResilience #ITSecurity #ProfessionalDevelopment #JoinOurTeam
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Dealing with compliance can be difficult. Regulations are always changing and new requirements keep popping up. Figuring out what needs to be done and how to do it can be time-consuming, expensive, and overwhelming. That's why you should consider hiring a virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) or Data Protection Officer (DPO). The vCISO/VDPO will work closely with your organization's stakeholders to understand your specific needs, evaluate your current security and privacy practices, and create customized strategies and plans. Interested? Our process is straightforward:
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🚀 Building a High-Performing Incident Response Team (IRT) 🚀 Think of your Incident Response Team (IRT) as the superheroes of your organization’s security strategy. They’re the ones who turn potential disasters into manageable challenges. Here’s how to build a top-notch IRT that’s ready for anything Key Roles and Responsibilities: Incident Commander: The captain who guides the team and makes the crucial decisions. Security Analyst: The detective who identifies and analyzes threats. Network Engineer: The network guru who handles connectivity and containment issues. System Administrator: The tech expert managing system-related problems and restoration. Digital Forensics Expert: The evidence collector who analyzes digital traces. Public Relations: The communicator managing public and media relations. Legal Counsel: The advisor ensuring all actions are legally sound. Building Your Dream Team: Clear Roles: Define each member’s role and responsibilities clearly. Regular Training: Keep skills sharp with ongoing training and simulations. Effective Communication: Set up clear channels for smooth information sharing. Incident Response Plan: Develop a detailed plan for various types of incidents. Collaboration: Foster a team environment where collaboration is key. Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and update your plan based on lessons learned. Overcoming Challenges: Skill Gaps: Ensure your team has the expertise needed; invest in training or hire specialists if required. Resource Allocation: Allocate enough resources—budget, personnel, and technology. Incident Prioritization: Develop a system to prioritize incidents by their impact. Third-Party Support: Have connections with external experts for additional support. Legal Compliance: Stay updated with legal and regulatory requirements. By selecting the right team members, investing in their growth, and establishing robust procedures, you’ll have an IRT that's not just reactive but also proactive and prepared for any challenge that comes your way. 🌟 #IncidentResponse #CyberSecurity #TeamBuilding #RiskManagement #ITSecurity #Leadership #ContinuousImprovement
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As a #security team, it is absolutely critical that you actively manage your stakeholder set with a recurring meeting. The security function today is not a technical function anymore. It's not about firewalls, or antivirus, or physical door locks, or zero day mitigation. The #infosec team and the #CISO are addressing a business problem, unlocking the revenue and managing the cost from negative events in the BUSINESS. We typically see our IT colleagues as close relationships to manage. We have lists of who is responsible for what application, what system. We know who to call - and meet with them regularly - for the infrastructure projects and the next steps on new sites or site changes. But do you talk to your legal counsel at least monthly? Do you review privacy impacting changes with counsel? Does the security team have a representative to the sales organization who can help with crafting security and privacy schedules to your customers? Are you working with finance, to maintain traceability between security spend to the business units supported, and the asset value protected by in-flight programs? When you get into the incident process, do all of your IR team have clear identification in the playbook when to bring in legal? And Finance? And HR? When is the last time you reviewed how this is going? Do you have a strategy for improving those relationships? When is the last time you went out for lunch or dinner? You are there to protect the business. Finance, Privacy, business executives, legal team members they are part of your success, and sometimes they need to be there to protect you. From myopic bias towards security without the picture of what the business is doing. From the consequences of bad decisions. From a mistake. Invest in your people to people relationships outside the technical domain. Together, you identify, plan, and solve these business level challenges.
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In a world where insider threats are rising, it’s more important than ever to keep a close watch on who’s within our walls. Continuous vetting isn’t just smart; it’s essential. Moving beyond basic checks at the hiring stage to a dynamic, ongoing assessment helps spot risks before they become disasters. It's not just about tech; it's the blend of tech with an eagle-eyed HR team that makes the difference. Protective Intelligence Network steps in exactly here, blending advanced tech with deep human insight to safeguard your organisation’s most valuable assets. Stay ahead of the curve with proactive security intelligence that keeps your enterprise safe. #InsiderThreats #ContinuousVetting #ProtectiveIntelligence
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Navigating the vast savannah of IT as a solo practitioner is no small feat. It's a role that embodies the spirit of resilience, requiring one to be the jack-of-all-trades within the technological realm. From setting up intricate networks to managing cybersecurity threats, and ensuring all systems are running smoothly, the breadth of responsibilities is as vast as the horizon itself. For those who manage IT for small to mid-sized businesses, every day brings a new challenge that demands a swift and effective solution. It's a world where you're the architect, the builder, and the caretaker, all at once. You're tasked with being ever-vigilant, staying ahead of the curve on the latest technological advancements while also maintaining the legacy systems that keep the business humming. Running IT solo means your job description encompasses everything the light touches—every byte, every bit. It's about being the guide and the guardian, a role that's both demanding and rewarding. The depth of work it takes is not just about technical skills; it's about strategic foresight, exceptional problem-solving abilities, and a relentless drive to support and uplift every facet of the organization's infrastructure. To those who stand alone in the IT frontier: your work is the backbone of business innovation and sustainability. Here's to the unsung heroes who power the digital landscapes one click at a time. #InformationTechnology #SoloIT #BusinessIT #techheroes
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In the complex process of hiring, skipping the crucial step of address verification can cast shadows we might not see. Today, we delve into the hidden risks, the blind spots that arise when this essential process is overlooked. 🚫 𝐏𝐢𝐭𝐟𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝟏: 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 Candidates providing false addresses can introduce a layer of uncertainty, potentially jeopardizing the integrity of your hiring decisions. 🌐 𝐏𝐢𝐭𝐟𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝟐: 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐕𝐮𝐥𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 Unverified addresses may conceal a darker truth, exposing your organization to security breaches and identity-related risks. #HiddenRisks #AddressVerification #DigitalAddressVerification #iVerify
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What I learned from a director of a Fortune 500 company? Started as a security officer in the 90s, Jay Abiona became regional director of loss-prevention and then Started Credible Security Solutions, Inc. The biggest lesson for me from him was "how to compete with larger security firms" : 1. Foster a Strong Company Culture - Jay ensures his employees feel respected and valued by offering higher wages and proper training. 2. Set High Standards for Your Company and Clients - Jay charges more for higher credentials and better-trained candidates, which translates into better service quality for clients. 3. Embrace Technology - Jay says technology can boost your competitiveness by automating tasks, so you can focus on growth. Talking about technology, my company OfficerReports, can help you with electronic reporting, attendance, and tour tracking. You can check it out here (Enjoy!) - https://lnkd.in/gqQugwDQ P.S. Who inspired you to get into security? #security #securitycompany #securityindustry #securityofficer #securityservices
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Security roles determine who is responsible for the security of an organization’s assets. ⚡Senior Management: Defines security policy. ⚡Security Professionals: Implementing security policy. Executing and maintaining security measures and protocols. ⚡Users: Complying with the security policy. Adhering to established security guidelines and practices. ⚡Data Owner: Determines the sensitivity and classification of data. ⚡Data Custodian: Ensures the physical and technical security of data, including regular backups. ⚡Auditor: Conducts assessments and audits to verify compliance with security policies and regulations. #securityroles
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Kicking off another LWIS this morning! This LWIS features Ivanti & Fortinet critical vulnerabilities; Surveillance industry exposed; China's cyber threats; and diverse hacking tools & techniques. #LWIS #SIXGEN #cybernews #cyberjobs #hiringnow #clearedjobs #redteam #hacking
Last Week in Security - 2024-02-12
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There are 3 key business risks driving law firms to migrate to our CompleteCloud Platform: 1. Cybersecurity: If your firm experiences a breach, you’re at risk of losing money to ransomware, experiencing downtime, sacrificing data, and damaging your reputation. National and state bar associations are also adding to the pressure with new requirements and ethics rules. 2. Client Expectations: High-profile clients are becoming more diligent about ensuring their data is protected. With a well-established and documented security strategy, prospects can focus on the caliber of your attorneys rather than your technical aptitude. 3. Employee Retention & Recruitment: The entire legal industry has shifted to a remote or hybrid work model. In order to recruit and retain top talent, mobility must be accessible and seamless. Learn more about the industries we serve: https://lnkd.in/gDkCrwGH
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