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Well, it also helps to spread the responsibility and when you get hacked you can either promote one and fire the other one, or just fire both to show that you a
by Onavo 1y ago
Well, it also helps to spread the responsibility and when you get hacked you can either promote one and fire the other one, or just fire both to show that you are doing something.
- SkyPuncher 1y agoEh, not really. There's pretty clearly lines of responsibility here. The nuts-and-bolts security still falls to a CISO. This role is more about bridging the gap between security teams and customers. The Trust officer might have influence over high level roadmap items ("our customers are asking about X"), but the actual implementation will still land with the CISO.