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As cybersecurity continues to become more of a mainstream business issue, CEOs, boards of directors and line-of-business leaders are becoming increasingly aware of the risks that cybersecurity vulnerabilities place on the enterprise.
With 40+ years of experience under his belt, David Mahon knows a thing or two about the threat landscape. Following a 28-year career with the FBI, David became Vice President of Corporate Security and then Chief Security Officer at CenturyLink before joining Deloitte Global as Chief Information Security Officer in 2018.
As world-class technology leaders and executives, we are all members of larger teams and organizations. We collaborate, we cooperate, and we co-create. We are all part of something greater and more powerful than our individual selves.
As cybersecurity has become a priority for CEOs, Boards of Directors and line-of-business leaders, the role of the CISO has continued to evolve with CISOs taking on additional responsibilities. Senior leaders recognize that cybersecurity represents the greatest risk facing the business. As such, CISOs have increasingly become responsible for overseeing not just cyber-risk but enterprise-wide risk as well, according to HMG Strategy’s 2022 Research Agenda.
Our 2022 Philadelphia CIO Executive Leadership Summit yesterday was a truly exceptional event, featuring world-class content, brilliant conversations and an inspiring roster of expert speakers, presenters and panelists.
I had a fascinating conversation recently with Kevin Powers, who reminded me that a large part of our role as technology executives involves keeping up to date with changes in the regulatory landscape. Kevin is the Founder and Director of the Masters of Science in Cybersecurity Policy & Governance Programs at Boston College.
High-Energy Boston CIO Executive Leadership Summit Spotlights Exciting Opportunities Arising from Relentless Technology Innovation and Renewed Focus on Delivering World-Class Customer Experiences at Every Touchpoint
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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Dax Grant, a premier authority on C-Suite leadership in global organizations. Dax is the former Global CIO at HSBC, the largest bank in Europe by total assets. She now serves as CEO of Global Transform and board director.
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In 2022, the term ‘disruption’ has taken on a broader meaning. Inflation, supply chain issues, talent and skill gaps and geopolitical instability are just a few of the issues weighing heavily on CEOs in the Summer 2022 Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey. To help make sense of these and other issues facing members of the C-suite, HMG Strategy Founder and CEO Hunter Muller recently spoke with Dax Grant, Former Global CIO at HSBC who is now CEO of Global Transform and board director.
Dr. Gautham Pallapa, Executive Advisor, VMware: The 3 Essential Traits of Digital Transformation Leaders
Superlative Detroit CIO Executive Leadership Summit Focuses on the Technology Executive’s Essential Role in Shaping the Modern Enterprise
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The Role of the Technology Executive is Absolutely Critical to Success in Complex Fast-Moving Ultra-Competitive Markets
The days of the password may be numbered. Apple and other tech firms envision a future in which passwords are replaced by passkeys and biometric authentication.
Markets sink after higher-than-expected inflation report. Twitter gives Elon Musk access to its 'firehose' of daily tweets. Discover this - and more - in the latest HMG Strategy Market Update and Tech News Digest.
Apple stock has been struggling recently, but that hasn’t stopped the legendary company from doing what it does best: amaze the world with great products. A vivid reminder of Apple’s power to capture the attention of a huge global audience is on full display this week at its 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference.
Today’s technology executive plays a pivotal role in helping his or her organization respond to these forces of change. In essence, they serve as conductors to orchestrate the three pillars of organizational success – people, processes, and technology – and to draw upon their unique view of the enterprise to bring these elements into harmony.
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