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When Steve Katz was named chief information security officer of Citibank in 1995, he was given two directives: build the best information security department in the world and limit the damage from the 1994 hack of the bank’s funds transfer system. Katz ultimately accomplished both by adhering to the same philosophy: “Information security is a business risk management issue.” In episode 6 of the CISO Stories podcast series, Katz, the industry’s first-ever CISO and founder and CEO of Security Risk Solutions LLC, talks with Todd Fitzgerald, vice president of cybersecurity strategy at Cy...

About Ron Green: Ron Green is chief security officer with Mastercard. In that role, he leads a global team that ensures the safety and security of the Mastercard network as well as internal and external products and services. He is chair of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council (FSSCC). He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the United States Military Academy, is a graduate of the FBI’s Domestic Security Executive Academy and holds a graduate certification in information assurance from George Washington University. Please register to continue.

In episode 1 of the CISO Stories podcast, Mischel Kwon, founder and CEO of W@tchTower, joins Todd Fitzgerald of Cybersecurity Collaborative, to talk about how CISOs can effectively communicate to the board.

Threat intel is a game changer, if only firms can figure out how to bake it into cyber programs News Highlights: Threat intel is a game changer, if only firms can figure out how to bake it into cyber programs. Businesses sometimes struggle to make the constant stream of threat intelligence separated from the cybersecurity community operational, be it from independent researchers or massive vendors like Microsoft. (Microsoft) Having a solid cyber threat intelligence program will be more relevant than ever for organizations in 2021. More companies are moving onlinecybercrime such as ransomwar...

The sprawling reach of the SolarWinds malware attack, widely attributed to Russia, reignited the debate about appropriate response from private sector organizations to cyberattacks from nation states. (Sergey Pyatakov – Host Photo Agency via Getty Images) The sprawling reach of a malware campaign that hit government agencies and businesses using SolarWinds, and potentially other attack vectors according to recent reports, inspires new questions about appropriate response from private sector organizations. Many enterprises, particularly those in tech and secur...