Evolving Roles of Chief Information Security Officers and Chief Risk Officers

In "Evolving Roles of Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) and Chief Risk Officers (CRO)," readers will embark on an insightful journey into the heart of organizational security and risk management. With over three years of in-depth research, including focus groups and surveys from over 200 industry professionals, this book stands as an authoritative guide on the subject.

It not only sheds light on the current landscape, but also forecasts the anticipated future. This book dissects new reporting structures and the increasing importance of a strong relationship between CISOs, CROs, and executive boards, including CIOs and Board of Directors in both the public and private sectors. It emphasizes the critical need for an integrated approach to governance and risk management, advocating for a collaborative framework that bridges the gap between technical security measures and strategic risk oversight.

It delves into the significance of emerging certifications and the continuous professional development necessary for staying ahead in these dynamic roles. This is not just a book; it's a roadmap for current and aspiring leaders in the field, offering a comprehensive blueprint for excellence in the evolving landscape of information security and risk management.

This is an essential read for anyone involved in, or interested in, the strategic planning and execution of information security and risk management, offering wisdom of navigating the complexities of these ever-changing roles.

Michael C. Redmond, PhD, is a retired Lieutenant Colonel, with extensive experience in Enterprise Risk Management and Information Security. She has served as a remote CISO, Deputy CISO for Metro Louisville, and Sr. Manager at KPMG and Deloitte. Michael holds three MBAs and a dual major from Marymount Manhattan College.