In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, Cybersecurity Advisory Boards (CABs) are essential in assisting organizations in navigating the complexities of today’s digital environment. By bringing together industry leaders, CABs provide strategic insights, foster collaboration, and ensure cybersecurity strategies stay ahead of emerging threats. We spoke with Security Sisters Network TM (SSN) about the importance of CABs in the industry. SSN is a small, woman-owned business with a global network of over 18,000 CXOs. SSN emphasizes advocacy, networking, and relationship-building within the cybersecurity sector. SSN creates deep, lasting partnerships with key CXOs by focusing on targeted, high-touch interactions. Their flagship programs develop…
Author: Dilki Rathnayake
Dilki Rathnayake is a cybersecurity content writer and the Managing Editor at Information Security Buzz, with a BSc in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics. She is skilled in computer network security and Linux system administration. Dilki has also led awareness programs and volunteered for communities promoting best practices for online safety.
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In the complex world of compliance, professionals deal with many responsibilities that go well beyond just cybersecurity. Compliance can encompass areas such as financial regulations, anti-money laundering practices, and safety standards, each requiring its own set of specialized skills; however, a fundamental understanding of cybersecurity principles becomes essential when the focus shifts to cybersecurity compliance. Unfortunately, many compliance professionals have only basic or novice skills in technology, which is a crucial area of understanding. Dilki Rathnayake, the managing editor of Information Security Buzz, spoke to Jay Trinckes, CISO of Thoropass, to discuss the reasons behind this skills gap, the role…
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