How PowerWater’s CISO embeds cyber security into business strategy from day 1

Some boards consider cyber security an IT problem. Others see it as a cost. However, Dominic Grunden, CISO at PowerWater, works with department leads to embed cyber security into business strategy from day one: making safety, security, and compliance a business enabler.

Ahead of this year’s Australian Cyber Summit, Australia’s premier cyber security conference and awards, Liam Garman sits down with Grunden to discuss how cyber leaders can communicate strategy to C-suite executives.

To hear more about how CISOs are reforming risk and business strategy, secure your tickets for the Australian Cyber Summit here.

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Grunden dives into how he embeds cyber security into business strategy and how cyber leaders can collaborate with department heads to ensure that security is not a last-minute bottleneck for business growth.

From translating complex threats into decisions executives actually act on, to balancing innovation with protection in one of Australia’s most high-stakes infrastructure environments: this is a critical conversation business leaders need to have.

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How PowerWater’s CISO embeds cyber security into business strategy from day 1