First question we have for you is how is the role of an information security officer evolving and what advice would you give to concurrent security officers or IT professionals who aspire to the ISO rule?
JOYCE BROCAGLIA: Well what I can tell you is that in over two decades what I’ve been doing recruiting it...
Information Security Media Group hears from Joyce Brocaglia, a leading information security recruiter and her thoughts on how the role of the CISO is evolving in companies and how corporate culture is shifting focus to the "risk strategic" role.
Brocaglia discusses the differences between a technically focused CISO...
As an employee at your institution, you’re a cog in the great wheel that makes everything run. You’ve got responsibilities and work hard to answer all inquiries and requests that come over your desk. A major portion of your work is done on a computer, over the email system your institution gave you...
When you think about the number of PIN numbers, passwords, or passphrases you use every day: getting money from the ATM or using your debit card in a store, logging on to your computer or email, signing in to an online bank account or shopping cart...the list seems to just keep getting longer.
Are you a trusting person? When dealing with people you don't know, don't give them sensitive information unless you're sure who they are, and can prove that they are who they say they are. You'll want to ask yourself if they should have access to the information.
Here are some tips to follow to protect your personal and work related data.
Use and maintain anti-virus software and a firewall - Protect yourself against viruses and Trojan horses that may steal or modify the data on your own computer and leave you vulnerable by using anti-virus software and a firewall.
Malicious code is not always hidden in web page scripts or unusual file formats. Attackers may corrupt types of files that you would recognize and typically consider safe, so you should take precautions when opening files from other people.
The Chief Security Officer (CSO) oversees and coordinates security efforts across an organization including departments such as information technology, human resources, communications, legal, finance management and other groups, and identifies and establishes security initiatives and standards throughout the...
Certifications are highly sought after by job seekers and employers. They are a major criterion for hiring qualified security professionals, a practice followed by most companies. The challenge for employers, and the key point, is to understand what a specific certification signifies- If a certification along with...
The focus on information security is not just a passing phase”we have seen it sustained over the past couple of years, and it continues to grow. So you can now begin to place yourself in a position to become that ideal security professional as this role evolves and expands more so for banking and financial...
John Smith, VP Technical Services at an Investment Bank was interviewing a senior information security professional on the phone last month in April, 2007 during the phone interview the candidate suddenly requested John to be on hold as another call was coming through.
A checklist for professionals aspiring to be Leaders and Security Rock Stars
Love What You Do - Have a passion for information security. Do not consider getting in the field because earning potential is high or because your friend is in security.
As an active job seeker you may post your resume in several job boards providing personal contact information including your social security number and more... speak with innumerable recruiters discussing potential job opportunities revealing more information about yourself. Chances are you don't give this everyday...
A new chief information security officer should approach their role determined to make a difference to the business they are supporting. This advice comes from someone who knows how to make a difference, Steve Katz, who was the first Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of a major financial institution,...
ALAN ZAPANTA(ISMG): Now, recently, you have been conducting some compelling research regarding the skill level that the information security industry demands and the current curriculum that many colleges ascribe to. Could you please give us a brief overview?
RICHARD SWART: Yes. I did this research in...
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