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Do CISOs Need a Code of Ethics?
Medium
Summary
This article discusses the potential need for a code of ethics for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) due to concerns about self-dealing and prioritizing personal gain over organizational security. Robert "RSnake" Hansen argues that the current situation, where CISOs may be influenced by kickbacks, no-show jobs, or shelf-ware purchases, poses a significant risk to enterprise and national security. The piece highlights the potential for abuse of power within the CISO role and advocates for a clearer ethical framework to ensure responsible decision-making.
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