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What makes a CIO truly great?

CIO Business Intelligence

Achieving that requires a wide range of knowledge, but for CIOs, the basic building blocks of tech know-how can’t be overlooked: data management, infrastructure and operations, telecommunications and networks, and information security and privacy. Twenty years ago, CIOs had to be knowledgeable about enterprise systems.

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A new era of Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

CTOvision

The fact is that ECM is still functioning in many enterprises, with more than two-thirds of organizations surveyed viewing ECC/DM as mission critical. In addition, 75% of enterprises see ECM/RM playing a major role in their information security strategy. There is also no doubt that ECM is still rooted in the enterprise.

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WEF Outlines Path to Cyber Resilience for Manufacturing Sector

SecureWorld News

Protecting manufacturing operations requires a shared responsibility model, which includes local plant leadership, manufacturing engineering and operations, and information technology and security teams. In the realm of building control systems, each structure can harbor anywhere from four to eight distinct systems.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: DEF CON Villages

ForAllSecure

Anyone who has anyone in the information security community is usually melting under the hot Nevada sun. Van Norman: We get people all over from students and academia we get controls people that work on the control systems engineers and technicians who want to learn more about security. I don't want you to miss out.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Industrial Control Systems

ForAllSecure

But to protect these systems, we need to understand these systems. So there’s a need, a definite need, for information security professionals to have access to industrial control systems -- not virtual, but actual hands on systems -- so they can learn. What are they going to do? Can we use them?

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