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“The CFO is used to dealing with hugely sensitive information, investor relations information, financial reporting, and FCC
compliance. They're all clearly in their realm of expertise but I want to hear your view on
how this is going to pan out… the data that’s coming in there. What do you think?”
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- Steve Durbin, Managing Director of the Information Security Forum (ISF)
“First of all, the CFOs have already started to go through this education process.
They’ve got to understand because it’s just inherent in their roles, the values that are
at stake… and that value is typically tied to IT and data.”
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- James Mobley, Vice President of Cisco’s Security and Collaboration Services
Group
“… all of that creates the need to have a very tight relationship between the CFO,
CISO, CSO and even legal to understand the value of IT. Which is something that the CFOs know extremely well and then now
bring that back to relate to the other side of the aisles, on the cybersecurity side, I think it creates the opportunity to put strategy in
place.”
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- James Mobley, Vice President of Cisco’s Security and Collaboration Services
Group
“Cohesion in the boardroom is absolutely fundamental because
leadership needs to begin at the top. There has to be someone who is
calling the shots there who is really able to direct security across the
enterprise. I see this as being extremely important moving forward.”
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- Steve Durbin, Managing Director of the Information Security Forum (ISF)
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