Intelligent CISO Issue 22 | Page 72

GO PHISH I am there to help the team be in successful, to help them develop y pan com the their careers and to help achieve its goals. What do you think is the current hot cybersecurity talking point? and Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning s topic hot the are ning Machine Lear s. of today. The trends, they go in wave last topic hot a was SOAR in A lot of investment is still going on and ent ronm gaining visibility to the envi int. dpo stan rity secu a the network from e mor ing gett ng ritisi prio are Businesses any for effective detections in place malicious activity. being In addition, more and more time is g agin man – ce spent on data governan the hold ems syst t wha is, where the data the with g doin are ple peo t wha and data data data. If you don’t know where your it? ect is how do you prot and ahead in terms of workers’ rights . ntry cou the on s end dep It cy. priva , Germany is very different than Italy ur rigo a has y man Ger ple. for exam , they put around security control that lays over ral cultu say, Italy doesn’t. The in Germany are very procedural and process-oriented. Others, take Italy and again, are less focused on process ing. -flow are more free pe will Different cultures even within Euro es lleng cha urity rsec deal with cybe differently. Europe is coming from a point of strength around privacy and building their competencies around cybersecurity. Whereas here in the Americas, we are going the other way. We have a lot of stuf f around security and now trying to figure out how to build competencies around privacy. What advice would you offer somebody aspiring to obtain C-level position in the security industry? year. dy Automation and AI often are very tren . term hot the once was B CAS s. topic Right now it is all about AI and ML. How do you deal with stress and unwind outside the office? g, Sleep and physical activity like hikin n. itatio med and working out, yoga What do you currently identify as the major areas of investment in the cybersecurity industry? ple Obviously, the people. Talented peo e. nsiv expe e mor and e mor are getting high The supply is short and demand is go up. causing the professionals’ price to t I believe since talent is in such shor big a be ld supply, automation shou investment area. Businesses are mate starting to think, ‘how can we auto processes and tasks that a machine able can do easily, and why waste a valu ?’ work that do to on pers a like resource 72 Privacy is a main driver for this activity and data causing more time to be spent on governance. Are there any differences in the way cybersecurity challenges need to be tackled in the different regions? Yes. For example, Europe is more privacy-centric. They are generally Work for a company that really values security and sees it as important to the company’s success. Work for a company that really values security and sees it as important to the company’s success. And not just talk the also take action around it. but talk, to the Here at OneLogin I report directly , and map road uct prod the ct impa I CEO. ess proc s I have an impact on the sale and go-to-market strategy. and The key is knowing the business a just not as balancing yourself out iness bus a as also but er technical lead that y pan com a with king Wor er. lead be values and wants your input will tech and s ines bus a critical. To be leader, it’s key to knowing the business inside. I think a trend will be as companies role who critically need security – the e thos in ate elev of security leader will like el mod a , time r Ove companies. will the one that we have at OneLogin y pan com the If . become more common d nee will they rity, cares about secu to to elevate the security leaders’ role ass omp enc go beyond security and to business leadership as well. u Issue 22 | www.intelligentciso.com