The Difference Between Answering for and Owning It
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• The article discusses the gap between influence and authority in cybersecurity roles, highlighting the importance of bridging this gap for effective leadership. • Strategies are provided on how individuals can enhance their influence within an organization to better manage cybersecurity.
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How to Deal With Having Influence Without Authority in Cybersecurity Roles In some cybersecurity organizations, expertise and visible leadership don't reside in the same role. Usually, the person with the most influence on cybersecurity decisions is the owner, but it does not always work out that way. Fortunately, there are things you can do to change that for your career.