CvCISO Podcast Episode 66 Who a vCISO Should Have on Quick Dial(in Support of their clients)

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CvCISO Podcast

SecurityStudio

70 episodes

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Welcome to "The CvCISO Podcast" - an extension of SecurityStudio's vCISO training program. Designed to keep the conversation alive beyond the confines of traditional training, this podcast is your ongoing resource for all things related to Virtual Chief Information Security Officers (vCISOs).

This podcast is a space where vCISOs can continue to explore, discuss, and evolve their understanding of the cybersecurity landscape. Join us as we delve into the experiences, perspectives, and challenges that vCISOs face. From sharing success stories to dissecting tough lessons learned, we cover it all.

The goal of the podcast is to build a community where vCISOs can come together to learn from one another. Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking questions from the vCISO community, we keep the conversation dynamic and relevant. This isn't just a podcast - it's a dynamic platform where your voice matters. So, whether you're a seasoned vCISO or just starting, join us on the "CvCISO Podcast" as we continue the journey of learning and growth together.

Hosts:
Jordon Darling (Vice President, Top Dog PC Services)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordon-darling/
Evan Francen (Founder and CEO, SecurityStudio)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/evanfrancen/
Meg Perron (CvCISO Training Academy Director, SecurityStudio)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/meg-perron-mba/

To find out more information about SecurityStudio's CvCISO Training Program visit: www.cvciso.com

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CvCISO Podcast Episode 66 Who a vCISO Should Have on Quick Dial(in Support of their clients)

CvCISO Podcast

47 minutes

1 month ago

CvCISO Podcast Episode 66 Who a vCISO Should Have on Quick Dial(in Support of their clients)

Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss the essential support structures for Virtual Chief Information Security Officers (VCSOs), emphasizing the importance of personal and professional relationships. They explore the need for a strong support system, including therapists and trusted friends, to navigate the challenges of the VCSO role. The conversation also highlights the significance of building a reliable Rolodex of contacts for incident response and other professional needs, as well as the value of community engagement and continuous improvement in the cybersecurity field. Takeaways Therapists should be part of your support system. Personal relationships are crucial for mental health. Self-awareness helps in identifying strengths and weaknesses. Building a Rolodex of contacts is essential for VCSOs. Incident response planning should be prioritized. Community engagement enhances professional relationships. Transparency with clients fosters trust. Purpose drives motivation in professional roles. Continuous improvement is key in cybersecurity. Utilizing specialized resources can fill knowledge gaps.