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A deputy chief information security officer offers a comprehensive checklist for infosec leaders, helping ease the daunting task of talking cybersecurity with health system leadership.
Healthcare chief information security officers know that the cost of a data breach is higher for them than in any other industry.
When attacks make headlines, panicked board members have one question for CISOs: How can we be sure that won't happen to us? CISOs must be prepared to lead board-level conversations about risk management.
One big question: How do CISOs lead with resilience and manage fear when talking to the board about cybersecurity?
Jeff Costlow, deputy CISO at ExtraHop in Seattle, offers two scenarios.
"Scenario 1: Imagine yourself walking down the street," he said. "You look up and see that a building is on fire, you go closer to investigate. At the front of the building is a person, they're running around in panic. It looks as if they're going to run inside the burning building. Not a wise idea, you think.
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