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Corporate Tech Leaders Untangle Their Cybersecurity Roles

Posted on December 22, 2022 by Dissent

Belle Lin reports:

Information technology and cybersecurity chiefs grew closer than ever in 2022, a dynamic allowing for more comprehensive threat mitigation, but raising new questions over responsibilities.

Many executives now say that as their roles around cyber appear to converge, they are working to sort out the dividing lines between their shared security and IT responsibilities.

A few years ago, if organizations were hit with a ransomware attack, the chief information officer “would come running” to the chief information security officer for help in dealing with the aftermath, said Lena Smart, the CISO of database service provider MongoDB Inc.

Now, Ms. Smart said her security department works with CIO Mindy Lieberman to get ahead of ransomware attacks.

Read more at WSJ.

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