El Diario del CISO (The CISO Journal) Edición 17 | Page 4

Influencers
Molly Hulefeld
Staff writer at the IAPP,
Hey, what's everyone doing on May 26?
While the spotlight has been undoubtedly focused on May 25 for
some time now, The Privacy Advisor reached out to privacy pros to
ask them: What does your life as a privacy pro look like on May 26?.
The complete article is here
Andrew Clearwater, CIPP/US
Brian Philbrook, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT
Implementing appropriate security under the GDPR
The GDPR is finally here, and things like data mapping, DPIAs,
consent management, and data subject rights have been on
everyone’s mind leading up to its arrival.
The complete article is here
Tamer Gamali, CISSP,
CISO Mashreq Bank, and member of the (ISC)2 EMEA Advisory
Council
Is the CISO Well Positioned to Mitigate Operational Risk?
Is the CISO well positioned to mitigate operational risk? (ISC)2 will
be asking this probing question of Security leaders at the kick-off
session for Infosecurity Europe’s Leaders Programme in London
next month. A round table discussion conducted under the Chatham
House Rule, the session creates an opportunity for all to offer up
frank comment and illuminate the challenges currently hampering
companies from appreciating and truly gaining control of cyber
risks. It’s a continuation of a discussion we started in Abu Dhabi at
Infosecurity Middle East in March which proved to be very
enlightening. .
The complete article is here
Cybersafe
What actually is “the human aspect of cyber security”?
As today’s CISOs will know, cyber security strategies are typically
sub-divided into sections on technology, processes and the human
aspect of cyber security. Definitions of both technology and
processes are relatively uniform. The human aspect, however, is
unique. Unlike its counterparts, the human aspect of cyber security
can actually mean different things to different people.
The complete article is here
Anna Convery-Pelletier
Chief Marketing officer at Radware
Cybersecurity & the customer experience: the perfect
combination
Organizations have long embraced the customer experience and
declared it a competitive differentiator. Many executives are quick
to focus on the benefits of a loyal-centric strategy and companies
now go to great lengths to communicate their organization’s
customer centricity to retain existing customers and attract new
ones.
The complete article is here