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Why the “Shiny New Thing” in Cybersecurity Isn’t Necessarily the Best Solution

Podcast

The New CISO Podcast with guest Chris Ard

  • Aug 06, 2020
  • 1 minute to read

Episode 29

Work/life balance

Having spent 20 years at Microsoft, and being totally in love with his job, Chris realized he barely spent any time at home, and when he did, he was always on calls. Chris and Steve go on to talk about how easy it can be to settle into a role that you enjoy, but then end up remaining in your comfort zone; and how a new position can reinvigorate professional growth.

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Steve and Chris also talk about:

  • Good talent, bad breaches
  • The M&M security Model
  • Bad actor residency
  • Who takes ownership of data breaches
  • Pentesting and compliance, and
  • The CISO’s role in a board meeting

Chris Ard

Chris Ard is the head of the cybersecurity group at Newmont Corporation where he started in September of 2019. Prior to this he spent 20 years at Microsoft in various Security roles that included Forensic training, Incident Response and Proactive Security deliveries. He helped build and define the initial customer facing Incident Response practice. This allowed him to participate in and assist Fortune 500 companies and smaller organizations as they dealt with significant breaches, including many that were disclosed publicly. Before moving to Newmont he spent 2 years as the Director of Incident Response.

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