Why CISOs Fail (Security, Audit and Leadership Series)
by Barak Engel
Barak Engel's 'Why CISOs Fail' from the Security, Audit and Leadership Series uncovers the key factors leading to shortcomings in Chief Information Security Officer performance. It addresses leadership hurdles, strategic missteps, and the complexities of cybersecurity management, offering valuable insights for professionals in the field.
About This Book
In 'Why CISOs Fail,' author Barak Engel delves into the common pitfalls that hinder Chief Information Security Officers in achieving organizational security goals. Drawing from the Security, Audit and Leadership Series, the book examines leadership challenges unique to the cybersecurity domain.
The text highlights how inadequate strategies, communication gaps, and evolving threats contribute to failures in executive security roles. Engel provides a framework for understanding these issues without prescribing unverified solutions.
Readers gain perspective on the intersection of security practices, auditing processes, and effective leadership. This resource serves as a reflective tool for professionals navigating high-stakes environments in information security.
Through its series affiliation, the book connects broader themes of audit and leadership to the specific demands faced by CISOs in modern organizations.
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