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📊 NEW WHITE PAPER — Schiphol University Database Doctrine Series "The CISOs Ledger" — Every database breach has a price. This white paper constructs the full financial ledger of a database security failure — regulatory fines, litigation costs, remediation spend, reputational loss, and customer attrition — giving CISOs the economic language to justify investment before the breach, not after. Read the full paper by Professor Kieran Upadrasta: drive.google.com/file/d/1IPA… @nicekieran2Ol7 | Schiphol University | University of Schiphol #DatabaseSecurity #CyberDoctrine #CISOStrategy #CISO #RiskManagement #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
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Replying to @Corix_JC @LinkedIn
The initial days of a CISO's role truly lay the groundwork for long-term success. What impactful choices can shape future vision effectively? 🌟 #CISOStrategy
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Replying to @Corix_JC @amazon
Establishing authority in cybersecurity requires thoughtful strategy and communication. Let's prioritize collaboration among teams for greater impact. What insights do you feel are crucial? #CISOStrategy
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Asch's experiments on conformity provide valuable psychological insights that directly explain how security vulnerabilities arise when individuals prioritize functionality or group consensus over established security protocols. In the context of cybersecurity and red team incursions, conformity to group behavior or perceived norms—often at the expense of individual judgment—can lead to decisions that compromise security. Here's how: Asch demonstrated that individuals often conform to group consensus, even when they know the group is wrong, to avoid conflict or social disapproval. In the context of cybersecurity, this translates to team members—developers, engineers, or administrators—agreeing to prioritize functionality or speed at the expense of security because "everyone else is doing it" or the organization values speed-to-market over stringent compliance. A developer might bypass secure coding practices because other team members routinely do so, creating an environment where non-compliance is normalized. Individuals often relinquished their judgment in favor of the majority’s opinion. Similarly, in security settings, creators or decision-makers may feel less responsible for security deviations if the group collectively decides to prioritize functionality. The experiments reveal how individuals assume that if many people agree on something, it must be correct. This cognitive bias can cause security teams to underestimate risks associated with functionality-driven decisions. The Red Teams entry point. Often. Its the person and not the system that is vulnerable. psychologyfanatic.com/asch-c… #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #DataProtection #ThreatHunting #RiskManagement #IncidentResponse #CyberThreats #SecurityAwareness #ZeroTrust #MalwareAnalysis #RedTeamOps #PenTesting #AdversaryEmulation #EthicalHacking #BlueTeam #CyberWarfare #AttackSurface #PrivilegeEscalation #Reconnaissance #ExploitDevelopment #CISOStrategy #ExecutiveSecurity #GovernanceRiskCompliance #LinuxSecurity #OpenSourceSecurity #SecureCoding #SystemHardening #HumanPsychology #SocialEngineering #BehavioralSecurity #CyberPsychology @cscgovae @LDO_CyberSec @CyberProtectUK @TheCyberSecHub @Cyber_O51NT @CRCSouthEast @Osint613 @sentdefender @OSINTWarfare @blake_opsec @CyberskyOpsec @OpSecCloud @OfficeofTheCISO @AccidentalCISO @CISOnightmare @CISOnightmare @CisoCto @ciso
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Read our Q&A with @PedroAbreu_0629 Chief Strategy Officer of @ForeScout about #IoT & #CISOstrategy hubs.ly/H09m_jB0
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