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At a bare minimum, the organization should conduct a thorough security
audit and perform a risk assessment to identify systems, networks and
assets at potential risk. Based on the evaluation of the risks and potential
related losses, you could formulate a security policy and a set of plans to
remediate or avoid such risks. During that process a consultant can help,
but once the process is nearing completion or already done that would be the
right time to think about designating a CSO.
For more information on this topic, visit these other SearchSecurity.com resources:
News & Analysis: Does your CSO need to be a techie?
News & Analysis: TCO model prioritizes security in the enterprise
IT Career Expert: The rise of the CSO
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