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Cybersecurity Merry-Go-Round: Unraveling the High-Stakes Game of CISO Musical Chairs
In the high-stakes game of cybersecurity, it seems CISOs are conducting a merry-go-round dance with a tenure of only 18 to 24 months. This rapid CISO turnover impact leaves gaping holes in our cyber defenses, with each new player bringing a different tune. Let’s slow…
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Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) seem to be playing a high-stakes game of musical chairs, with the average tenure lasting only 18 to 24 months. The reasons for this cyber merry-go-round are varied, from scapegoat syndrome to boardroom blues, burnout, and the lure of the next big challenge. The real issue here is not the CISOs' short attention span but the impact on our cyber fortresses. The rapid turnover leaves holes in our defenses, with each new CISO bringing a different strategy to the table. The solution? Better communication and mutual understanding between the board and the CISOs. Now, let's keep the music playing but slow down the dance, shall we?Already a member? Log in here