30. CISO… The Job You Can Only Fail At

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Philip Howard

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🗓️ 28 May 2019

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Christophe Foulon Recognized CISO leader, building organizational roadmaps while driving security strategy that focuses on business enablement is my specialty. I also help develop the leaders of today, for the generation of tomorrow. On my first day working at a help desk, an employee had a post-it note on their computer with their password written on it. I thought to myself, “there has to be a safer way,” and my passion for cybersecurity was born. I worked my way up in the industry, and seven years later, I attained my first security role. My passion is working with businesses and stakeholders to determine their risks and create a security strategy to protect themselves. I focus on people and processes, teaching and training teams to improve best practices while consulting with C-suite executives to strengthen policies and procedures. I also ensure that I have a comprehensive understanding of the technology involved to ensure that any recommended solutions will achieve the business mission and do so in a sure manner.

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0:00.0	All right, welcome everyone back to Telecom Radio One.
0:12.9	We are continuing our podcast series titled Dissecting Popular IT Nards.
0:19.1	And today we have Christoph Fulon on the show. Christoph, welcome to the show,
0:22.5	man. Thanks for being on. Thank you. Happy to be on and have this conversation with you.
0:27.0	Yeah. And to be honest, you have more experience in the podcast arena than I do doing a podcast
0:31.5	on security. So hopefully I do well here by your standards. I would call myself a novice.
0:37.7	I mean, I'm out here dabbling as well.
0:39.8	I don't have all a professional equipment like some people do, but I do my best.
0:44.3	Excellent.
0:45.3	You've got a great past, a great experience.
0:48.3	I team manager in the past moved up through the ranks, a lot of security experience as well.
0:53.3	But let's just start off.
0:54.8	I've just been fascinated asking people what their first computer is. I just love going backwards
0:59.4	in time and realizing how far we've come in the last 10 years. What was your first computer?
1:04.3	Can't remember exactly, but I know it didn't have more than 500 megahertz. And I was running Windows
1:09.8	95 at the time. I think I had 128 RAM. So
1:13.7	yeah, it was quite a while. Did you have to boot from DOS, like type in Wynn.E dot EXC?
1:19.9	No, it wasn't that far back. Okay. I just to boot DOS, type in win.exe, enter.
1:31.0	And then I think you could have like one window open at a time or something.
1:32.2	I would, it's crazy.
1:38.9	So what I've been watching and seeing come across, at least from the CISO arena and from the security arena, is a lot of talk of burnout, which I'm fascinated.
1:42.3	And you talk a lot about security guys experiencing burnout as well.
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