Brass Tacks #1 - Onboarding the Board with Cybersecurity

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Welcome to Brass Tacks - Talking Cybersecurity, the latest Fortinet podcast series where we discuss the business implications of cybersecurity. We're kicking off the first episode as our host, Joe Robertson, is joined by Wolfgang Bitomsky, Chief Information Officer for FCC Environment CEE, a European leader in sustainable waste management services. Drawing on his extensive experience as a CIO overseeing major international digital transformation projects, Wolfgang shares some of the insights gained along the way. These include the challenges of NIS2 gap analysis, building expertise amid a global skills shortage, the importance of company-wide training initiatives, and how reframing cybersecurity discussions in terms of risk management and business opportunity can facilitate board-level buy-in. Learn more about onboarding the board with cybersecurity: https://www.fortinet.com/blog/ciso-collective/how-to-speak-to-the-board-so-they-get-on-board-with-security More about Fortinet: https://ftnt.net/60595CcyH Read our blog: https://ftnt.net/60505Ccyj Follow us on LinkedIn: https://ftnt.net/60515Ccyd

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