The road ahead isn't smooth sailing for CISOs, as the hybrid work culture is still in its infancy and cybercriminals are doing what they do best.

1. Post-Pandemic Security Landscape –
Top Four Priorities for CISOs in 2022
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The road ahead isn't smooth sailing for CISOs, as the hybrid work culture is still in its
infancy and cybercriminals are doing what they do best. While implementing cyber
security automation and adopting a zero-trust cyber security framework are good places to
start, CISOs should better position themselves as cyber security pioneers in their
companies.
The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has gained significance especially with
the COVID-19 pandemic, which saw a sharp increase in cyber-attacks After all, remote working,
with all its advantages and features, expands the attack surface of enterprise infrastructure and
applications.
In addition, it is more difficult to protect and monitor off-premises endpoints and application
entry points. External threats are ever-evolving, there is a shortage of skilled cyber security
experts, and it is difficult to monitor and manage systems remotely, making 2022 a difficult year
for CISOs.
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