As a CISO, what does your interaction with the board look like? Do you meet with them every quarter / board meeting? How often do you send updates? What does an update usually contain?

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VP of Product Management in Software5 years ago

Malcolm Harkins and Beth-Anne Bygum - would love your input on this Q. Thank you!

CIO in Consumer Goods6 years ago

In my experience interaction in person was quarterly, executive briefing along with risk and security dashboard was monthly.

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