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1. Startup Security – It’s Everyone’s Business – Al Ghous – BSW #158
With the growing number of Security startups, often times the need for a quick go to market supersedes developing basic Security hygiene. However, the enterprise customers that startups want to attract will not do business unless they pass their third party risk review. The question then becomes, how can startups build security within, without inhibiting their GTM strategy or increases expenditure, in order to attract enterprise customers?
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Al Ghous is the Head of Security at ServiceMax, a Cloud platform focused on field service management and automation. Prior to ServiceMax, Al was responsible for Platform, Product and IoT security for GE Digital. Al has been in the Cyber Security industry for 20 years contributing in different capacities from Product Security and Risk Management to Solution Consulting and Security Architecture. He has held other leadership roles in organizations such as Ernst and Young, Oracle, Kaiser Permanente and Informatica to name a few. Al is active in the Cyber Security industry and part of several industry organizations and consortiums, as well as a member of several advisory boards. As an Advisor, Al takes pride in helping Security Startups and their Founders focus on product development while maturing their Security posture to attract customers and investors alike.
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2. Leadership Articles – BSW #158
This week in the Leadership Articles segment of Business Security Weekly, Matt Alderman, Paul Asadoorian and Jason Albuquerque cover the following articles: Unexpected Companies Produce Some of the Best CEOs, Security Think Tank: Hero or villain? Creating a no-blame culture, How Corporate Cultures Differ Around the World, The Guy Who Invented Inbox Zero Says We're All Doing It Wrong, Enterprise-scale companies adopting Azure over AWS, Goldman Sachs finds, and Forrester: Insider threats and employee rights strike tension.