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Blame Game Shift: Cybersecurity Teams Safe, Vendors in Hot Seat
Post-breach, CISOs are flipping the script. The blame game? Gone. Firing squads? Disbanded. Now, they’re giving cybersecurity teams more support and vendors the boot. This plot twist in CISO perspectives on breach aftermath reveals an unexpected hero’s journey towards automation and improved security. It’s not…
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Remember the good old days when a breach was followed by a blame game and mass firings? Well, those days are apparently over. Cybersecurity teams are getting more love than ever before, and the blame game has turned into a game of musical chairs with cybersecurity vendors. A recent survey of CISOs shows that they're more likely to switch vendors than fire their teams after a breach. Now, that's what I call a plot twist!Already a member? Log in here