In episode 64 of the Cybersecurity Minute, Rob Wood shares advice on how the relationship between the CISO, the CDO, and other members of the data team can boost data strategy.
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Highlights
00:25 — Today’s focus is on the relationship between the chief information security officer (CISO), the chief data officer (CDO), and data.
00:41 — Having more data is sometimes useful for a data team, and there can also be a perception of more is better. Today, however, from a security standpoint, there’s a collective understanding that more data is riskier.
01:05 — When engaging with data teams, start to find a common ground of what data is actually meaningful for the kinds of products, solutions, and services that the organization is trying to offer.
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01:32 — Then go below the surface. Say you “need” a social security number. “Why?” asks Rob. You might find out through frameworks like the 5 Whys that what is really needed is some kind of unique identifier, which could be something that, unlike a social security number, is not sensitive PII (Personally Identifiable Information).
02:12 — Engage teams in this more intentional way, and you’ll find opportunities to enable them while simultaneously reducing your organization’s risk.
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