Nov. 24, 2023, 7:06 p.m. | /u/BlueberryRadiant59

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As a security engineer/lead/CSO, are there any hard-to-change things that you feel could be affecting your org's security posture? If there are, which ones do you have the biggest issues with? (e.g. management not procuring the tools/services you recommend, difficulty getting people to stop using their birthdays or pet names for passwords :(, difficulty updating mission-critical software when they're outdated, etc).

If you feel your security posture's fine, are there any other elements about your day-to-day work that you wish …

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