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Thoughts the overconfidence hole: CISOs and workers don’t see eye to eye on safety posture



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“Organizations have to re-architect round least privilege, automate enforcement, and repeatedly validate controls,” Brown says. “In case your insurance policies are already onerous to handle manually, AI-enabled threats will break them fully.”

Visibility and context

A lot of this disconnect stems from various ranges of visibility and context, as a result of safety posture is interpreted in another way relying on a person’s function inside the group, Rik Ferguson, VP of safety intelligence at Forescout, informed CSO.

“For instance, a SOC analyst views one set of knowledge, a safety supervisor sees one other, and the CISO sees one thing completely different once more, every formed by the instruments, groups, and priorities related to their stage inside the group,” Ferguson explains. “Each step introduces message distortion: Knowledge is summarized, reshaped, or selectively highlighted based mostly on perceived relevance or time pressures.”