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10 survival tips for CSOs who report to the CEO
As the CSO grows in prominence, security leaders are increasingly earning a seat at the executive table, reporting directly to the CEO with the expectation to help drive business strategy and ensure organizational success.
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Security leaders are now more often reporting directly to the CEO, a shift that gives them a seat at the executive table and a role in shaping business strategy. The move increases their access and influence within the organization. While CSOs who report to a CIO still hold significant clout, speaking directly with the CEO changes the dynamic, positioning the CSO as a strategic partner.
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