Episode 9

Why All CIOs & CISOs Will End Up Working For Risk Managers

-Why risk management and technology are totally different skill sets.

-The #1 problem involving products, vendors, compliance and security.

-The 2 top questions CEOs are asking right now about risk.

-What Covid-19 means for global security budgets.

-Who's becoming the real driver of technology decisions today.

-Why risk is a business problem, not an IT one.

-Why the roles of CIOs and CFOs are broadening to include risk.

-The first question risk managers always ask (hint - its not about tech).

Sponsored by Netswitch Technology Management - netswitch.net

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Stanley Li

➤WHO I HELP & WHAT I DO: I help organizations with <1000 users to manage the cyber risk to meet compliance & regulatory requirements in IT & Cybersecurity. SecurIA®- the proprietary Managed Detection & Response platform I developed for Netswitch & Securli, has proven to reduce cost, risk, & time for our clients.

➤MY STORY: For the past 20 years I’ve dedicated my life to building Netswitch in order to protect and secure our clients’ data & critical infrastructure from the ever-increasing threat of cyber-attacks.
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Sean Mahoney

What I Do: I help business leaders achieve cyber-risk compliance and enable business continuity without breaking their budget.

I deliver productive ways of leveraging technology to meet business requirements and drive cost savings. Integrating automated and machine learning systems into operations to improve efficiency utilizing data analytics for improving business visibility allowing for faster reactions to market dynamics. Experienced in translating the technical to non-technical audiences.