“It’s not about eliminating risk, it’s about managing it while enabling the business to thrive.” — Paul Sheth
In this episode of Phishing for Answers, Paul Sheth, CISO of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), brings his expertise to the table, discussing the complexities of cybersecurity in a high-profile, globally visible organization like the WTA. With sensitive data from athletes, teams, and sponsors at risk, Paul’s approach to managing cybersecurity is all about understanding the human element and adapting to the ever-evolving threat landscape.
Paul emphasizes that in today’s cybersecurity environment, it’s not just about technology—it’s about understanding the business needs and how cybersecurity fits into that larger picture. He shares insights into how the role of a CISO has expanded, moving beyond technical controls to more holistic risk management strategies that take into account business drivers, enterprise risks, and the importance of communication between security and business leaders.
One of the key takeaways from Paul’s discussion is the importance of creating a risk-aware culture. He stresses that while executives prioritize cybersecurity, they need to understand its context within the broader scope of enterprise risks. This approach resonates with PhishFirewall’s philosophy of integrating security into the fabric of an organization through a human-centric approach.
Paul’s insights align perfectly with PhishFirewall’s unique offerings. By focusing on AI-powered, role-based training, PhishFirewall customizes the security awareness experience for each user, ensuring that learning is both engaging and relevant. Through zero-campaign management and personalized micro-training sessions, PhishFirewall helps organizations like the WTA strengthen their defenses while enhancing the overall user experience.
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