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r-tec entscheidet sich für die Exabeam Security Operations Platform zur Unterstützung seiner SOC-, MDR- und Vorfallsreaktions-Services
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Library › The New CISO Podcast | Episode 101
In this episode of The New CISO, host Steve is joined by guest Ron Banks, CISO at Toyota Financial Services.
In part one of his two-part interview, Ron shares how he transitioned from a fighter pilot to a cybersecurity leader. He also digs into what is required for a joint government, private industry, cyber offensive response. Listen to the episode to learn more about Ron’s years as a combat veteran, how the government can improve security strategies, and the necessity of political will.
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