Cybersecurity budgeting is a complex and evolving process that requires chief information security officers (CISO) to know the ins and outs of their organizations and how to make a compelling argument for resources that C-suites and boards will understand. Five cybersecurity leaders share their insight into budgeting challenges and strategies
How to Develop and Maximize an Effective Cybersecurity Budget (informationweek.com)
Recognized for its comprehensiveness and accuracy, the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top 10 is a detailed list, updated every one to two years, highlighting critical web application security risks businesses should know
The top 10 API security risks OWASP list for 2023 (securityintelligence.com)
CISOs interested in board positions must focus on acquiring the right skills that complement their cybersecurity knowledge. Some ways to do that include venturing into new industries or consultant roles as well as through training and certifications
How CISOs can make themselves ready to serve on the board | CSO Online
AMTD is a proactive approach that thought leaders in the cyber security space would need to consider in the evolving attack landscape that we see today.
As it is designed to complement the existing cyber security stack and that it doesn’t rely on scanning or require prior knowledge of an attack’s parameters, signatures, or behavior patterns to block attacks gives it an edge as a last line of defense for organizations
Keeping Cybercriminals Guessing: The Rise of Automated Moving Target Defense – CPO Magazine