Your organization’s most critical line of defense isn’t a firewall or the latest security tool.  It’s your people. Yet, despite years of security awareness campaigns, employees remain a prime target for cybercriminals. Phishing emails, voice scams, and smishing attacks continue to exploit gaps in user training, leading to breaches that cost businesses millions.

An organization’s bottom line depends heavily on the security created by CSOs and the demands of cybersecurity are relentless. For many CSOs burnout isn’t just a risk; it’s a reality. In fact,  73% of cybersecurity leaders report burnout from the weight of responsibility and the long hours required put in assuring an organization is safe.

In an increasingly hostile digital landscape, the CSO is no longer merely responsible for protecting IT infrastructure; they are now a key player in risk management, ensuring that their organizations remain resilient in the face of constant cyber threats.