Jadee Hanson’s security analysts are always on the lookout for risky behaviors, so it’s not surprising that they spot their business-unit colleagues sometimes acting in concerning ways, such as publicly sharing a document that might contain sensitive data.
When that happens, an analyst reaches out to the colleague to determine whether he or she violated any security rules and to confirm he or she understands the company’s cybersecurity best practices.
Hanson, the CISO and CIO of Code42, a cybersecurity software company, sees value in that outreach.
She says it can catch and correct problematic behavior, provide an opportunity for security awareness training and identify a potential policy breach at an early stage.
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