Becoming a global chief security executive officer : a how to guide for next generation security leaders / Roland Cloutier.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Cloutier, Roland, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Security systems--Management.

Security systems.

Business enterprises--Security measures.

Business enterprises.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (0 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Kidlington, Oxford ; Waltham, Massachusetts : Butterworth-Heinemann, an imprint of Elsevier, 2016.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

Becoming a Global Chief Security Executive Officer provides tangible, proven, and practical approaches to optimizing the security leader's ability to lead both today's, and tomorrow's, multidisciplined security, risk, and privacy function.The need for well-trained and effective executives who focus on business security, risk, and privacy has.

Contents:

Front Cover

Becoming a Global Chief Security Executive Officer

Copyright

Contents

About the Author

1 - Business Operations Protection: The Future of the Security Executive

THE TERM AND THE FUTURE OF YOUR PROFESSION

The Complexity of Protecting a Business

Service Ownership

EFFECTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT

CSO=Risk Execution

Measurement of Accountability

Complex Mechanisms and Complex Algorithms

THE IMPERATIVE OF OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

Equity and Efficiency

Being a Business Leader versus a Security Person

TRANSPARENCY

Transparency of Operations

Understanding the Importance of a Value Chain

Root Cause Management

Truth in Services

THE POWER OF DATA

Intelligence

Decision Support

PEOPLE, PROCESS, TECHNOLOGY

The Importance of All of It

Practitioner Pipeline Management

2 - Converged Security: The What and the Why

OPERATIONAL AND ACTION TRANSPARENCY

The Single Most Important Attribute

Creating Business Simplicity from Issue Complexity

THE BUSINESS OF THE FUTURE

Technical

Technology in Business

Technology and the Human Process

Technology in Crime

Technology and Multidisciplinary Security, Risk, and Privacy Operations

Global By Default

Regulation

Interconnected Business Ecosystems

THE COST OF GOODS SOLD

Efficiencies to Drive Investment

LEADERSHIP

Capabilities and Diversification

Talent and Succession

OVERSIGHT AND GOVERNANCE

Focus from Executive Committees and Boards

CONVERGED TECHNOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE

Leveraged Infrastructure Equals Smart Business

Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures

Creating Intelligence

TIME TO RESOLUTION

Accountability and Decision Ability

Action and Oversight

THE TWO-HEADED POLITICAL MONSTER

METRICS TO THE RESCUE

3 - The Job of the Senior Security Executive.

REALITY: THE STATE OF SECURITY RISK AND PRIVACY TODAY

Reliance of the Global Economy on Computer Infrastructure

Human Capital

Intellectual Property

The Impact of Crime, Terrorism, and Violence on a Business

The Who and the Why

The Changing Privacy Climate and Its Effect on Sustainable Business Operations

The Business Ecosystem and the Critical Impact of Trust

Technology as a Lever, Not a Solution

Market Opportunity and the Supporting Role of Security

THE CSO AND THEIR ROLE

To Protect

To Respond

The Business Principals

Technical versus Nontechnical

The Converging Paths of Disciplines

Chief "Sales" Officer

The Basics

Actions That Walk the Walk

The Sexy Side of Security

CREATING YOUR MISSION

Your Mission, Not Theirs

Mission and Motivation

Creating a Compass

Creating the Story

Transparency Through Facts

You Are the Expert

Becoming a Learned Person

Confident Leadership

4 - Execution Assurance

REMOVING LAYERS

EFFECTIVE COMMAND AND CONTROL

5 - Concepts of Organization

ENABLING ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS

Development (Individual and Organizational)

Instilling a Sense of Mission

A Services Philosophy

CONCEPTS IN SECURITY ORGANIZATION

How We Got Here

Stigmas and Dogmas

There Is No Overlap

It's a Totally Different Skill Set

Technologists Can't Manage the Physical Side of the House

Cops Can't Possibly Understand Business and Technology

Classic Organizational Design Principals

Convergence: The Future of Your Profession

Industry and Vertical Considerations

Critical Infrastructure Protection

Multinational Organizations

Data Protection

Privacy and Consumer Protection

Data Movement

Data Processing

Reporting

Operational Requirements

Prohibited Acts

Governments and Government Contractors.

Personnel Security

Cyber Security

Fraud Industries

Retail and Supply Chain

Remote Security Management

Nonpremise Security Assurance

Converged Technology Service Leverage

Organizational Design Basics

Five Functional Program Elements

Executing

Design Well

Flexibility

Build versus Operate

30-60-90

Maturity and Expectations

Your Multiyear Plan

MODELS FOR ORGANIZATIONAL ADVANCEMENT

LIFE CYCLE ORGANIZATIONAL ASSURANCE

Strategy Alignment

Mission Effectiveness

Service Maturity

Organizational Efficacy

RE-PLANNING

Strategic Business Alignment

Over-the-Horizon Planning

Opportunity Creation

Fiscal Considerations

Services Alignment

The How To

Business Input

Revisiting Service Commitments and Maturity

Gap Analysis

Prioritization and Financial Planning

Stakeholder Buy-in

OPTIMIZATION

Creating Efficiencies

Automation

Outsourcing

Maintenance→Not Status Quo

6 - Advance Program Development

SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: UNDERSTANDING THE BATTLEFIELD

The What

The Business

KNOW YOUR BUSINESS

Go to Market

Functional Makeup

Executive Committee

Divisional and Business Unit Makeup

Corporate Functions versus BU Ownership

Policy

Technology

Security Program

Politics

KNOW YOUR INDUSTRY

Maturity Model

Competition

Business Models

Protection Models

Senior Security Leaders

KNOW YOUR CLIENT

THE THREAT SURFACE

What Are You Protecting?

Where Are You Protecting?

Regulatory Considerations

Threats

RESPONSIBILITIES VERSUS MISSION IMPERATIVES

Contractual Considerations

Third Parties

The Adversary

How to Get That Information and Why It's Important

The Risk

The Technology

YOUR CAPABILITIES

YOUR TEAM

RELATIONSHIPS

Road Maps and Strategic Planning

Strategic Thinking.

Strategic Security Planning Components

Why Tactical Can Be Strategic

Over-the-Horizon Thinking

Document

Innovation

The Importance of Innovation

Enabling Company Innovation

WHY SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS INNOVATE

7 - Your Five-Step Section to Operational Execution

INFORMATION SECURITY AND CYBER

Prevent, Deter, Detect, and Respond

Security Ecosystem

Authentication, Authorization, and Audit

Critical Asset Protection Program (CAPP)

Intelligence-Led Security

Critical Incident Analysis and Response

Platform Sustainability

CORPORATE SECURITY

Public and Workforce Protection

Facilities Security

Fire Protection

Active Shooter Protection

Criminal and Civil Investigations

Fraud Prevention

Travel Security

Kidnap and Ransom Operations

Executive Protection

Business Resilience

Specialties

OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT

Risk Life Cycle

Governance Risk and Compliance

Accountability

Enterprise Risk Management

CONTROLS ASSURANCE

CLIENT FOCUS

Delivering Trust

Chief Sales Officer and Market Impact

Field Enablement

EXECUTING

Being the Rock

Continuous Momentum

Obsessively Devoted to Outcome

Delivering Trust through Action

Creating Your Wake

8 - A Focus on the Business

SUSTAINABILITY

PARTNERSHIPS IN DELIVERY

Employees

Information Technology

General Counsel

Human Resources

The Board

YOUR NEW JOB: A MARKETING GURU

Your Presence and Presentation

Changing Corporate DNA through Human Behavior

Media Is Your Friend

Developing Your Skill Set

9 - Your Career as a Chief Security Officer

CREATING YOU AS THE CSO

Your Road Map as a Total Person

Family

Your Moral and Ethical Compass

Mind, Body, and Soul

The Executive Road Map

Practitioner

Manager.

Entry-Level Leadership

Expanded Responsibility Leader

Executive

As a Practitioner

Risk

Converged

Privacy

CONTINUOUS LEARNING

YOUR BRAND

ESTABLISHING YOUR BRAND

Conclusion

Index

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

R

S

T

U

V

W

Back Cover.

Notes:

Includes index.

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed November 27, 2015).

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ISBN:

9780128027813

0128027819

OCLC:

932329903