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Chief Information Security Officer in Software, 5,001 - 10,000 employees
As a CISO or head of security, your role should include managing capacity and communicating effectively with the executive team. When capacity constraints could prevent you from achieving your security goals, it is important ...read moreRead More Comments
CIO / Managing Partner in Manufacturing, 2 - 10 employees
Firstly, buy-in from the executive team that it is needed - so change management on the need for change management :-)Next, the right people - those that can really bring the need for change management to life, it's ...read more
Good point. I'd imagine it is the former -- can chime in here since she was at BugCrowd.
Yes closer to your first point - I noticed that most customers would run multiple program types with specialized focuses. For example, one of our enterprise car manufacturing customers would run different programs for different vehicle types as they each use their own specialized software/hardware. There are times, however, where a large customer will want to run one large, open scope program and separate bug issues on a Target level within the program itself. When I set up programs, my focus was really on the individual customer's preference and security strategy.