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Every day we hear of security breaches, which damages the company brand and reputation.  At the present time the advantage has been with the attacker and the CISO is now expected to provide meaningful and actionable security intelligence to board members.

So how can CISOs train tomorrow’s security executives when today’s well-known security talent deficit makes it difficult to fill even the most basic roles?  Today most of the budget and resources are used in prevention or perimeter defenses , which is our legacy systems to stop the attacker. The CISO of the future will have to change the paradigm using advanced threat tools to protect your digital business assets.

This webinar with Sam Curry from Cybereason will explore strategies for identifying and developing the next generation of CISO

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