CISO evolution.

Show Notes

Rick describes where the CISO fits into the corporate organizational structure and why it came to be that way.

Resources:

“CIO Hall of Fame: Max D. Hopper,” By Richard Pastore, CIO, 15 September 1997.
“Concept of the Corporation,” by Peter F. Drucker, published Routledge, 1946.
“Durant Versus Sloan – Part 1,” by steve blank, 1 October 2009.
“EVOLUTION OF THE CISO,” by Thomas Borton, ISACA Conference, 13 March 2014.
“Max Hopper: Modernized information technology at American Airlines,” by Trading Markets, 28 Jan 2010.
“My Years with General Motors,” by Alfred P. Sloan Jr., Published by Crown Business, 1964.
“The Emergence of the CIO,” by IBM.
“Title tips: Officer titles and their meanings,” By Chelan David, Smart Business, 3 March 2016.

HOST(S):

Rick Howard is the CSO of N2K and the Chief Analyst, and Senior Fellow at the N2K Cyber, formerly CyberWire. His past lives include CSO at Palo Alto Networks, CISO at TASC, the GM at Verisign/iDefense, the Counterpane SOC Director, and the Commander of the Army's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). Rick served 25 years in the Army, taught computer science at West Point, edited two books and just published his own book, "Cybersecurity First Principles: A Reboot of Strategy and Tactics" and he is regularly joined at the N2K Cyber's Hash Table by a collection of industry experts.

Schedule: Mondays (in season)

Credits: Edited by John Petrik and executive produced by Peter Kilpe. Our theme song is by Blue Dot Sessions, remixed by the insanely talented Elliott Peltzman, who also does the show's mixing, sound, and original score

Creator: CyberWire, Inc.