Comment by dfxm12 2 days ago In my experience, executives get special treatment. 2 comments dfxm12 Reply red-iron-pine 2 days ago like, literally send a request to the board for unlimited, no restrictions stuff.this has happened at two (2) orgs I've been at.executives take risks and responsibility, so the CTO/CISO got sign offs from everyone and took it to the board and got full CYA in both cases, too. kotaKat 2 days ago as someone once forced to put Windows XP back on a hospital CEO's laptop in 201X... yeah.also all the incident reports i used to file about doctors getting malware went to the circular file.maybe that's why they got nailed with ransomware years later (:
red-iron-pine 2 days ago like, literally send a request to the board for unlimited, no restrictions stuff.this has happened at two (2) orgs I've been at.executives take risks and responsibility, so the CTO/CISO got sign offs from everyone and took it to the board and got full CYA in both cases, too.
kotaKat 2 days ago as someone once forced to put Windows XP back on a hospital CEO's laptop in 201X... yeah.also all the incident reports i used to file about doctors getting malware went to the circular file.maybe that's why they got nailed with ransomware years later (:
like, literally send a request to the board for unlimited, no restrictions stuff.
this has happened at two (2) orgs I've been at.
executives take risks and responsibility, so the CTO/CISO got sign offs from everyone and took it to the board and got full CYA in both cases, too.
as someone once forced to put Windows XP back on a hospital CEO's laptop in 201X... yeah.
also all the incident reports i used to file about doctors getting malware went to the circular file.
maybe that's why they got nailed with ransomware years later (: