As a CISO, what are the top 3 tasks that take up the most of your time in an average week?

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Security operations53%

Writing policies58%

Vendor management55%

Business strategy37%

Other (comment below)2%

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Co-Founder in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

Compliance tasks

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What is your organization’s current status for implementing endpoint security to protect O365 on mobile devices?

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