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Do's and don't when starting as an ISO?
Jan. 30, 2023, 5 p.m. | /u/NorthOfTheBigRivers
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My company of about 300 employees in financial services has asked me to become ISO.
My current role is sysadmin and I'm responsible for everything that has a powercable. Virtual environment, firewalls, switches, storage, backup, you name it.
I just finished my study and have a bachelor in IT. That's where my knowledge with respect to this role comes from. The role is new in the company and I have been asked to give shape to this new role. …
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