
An Interview with Dutch Schwartz VP of Cloud Services and a Fractional CISO (Episode 25)
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In this episode of Mastery Fractional CFO’s Punchy Podcast, Ryan Chenier, CEO and founder of Mastery Fractional CFO Services, speaks with Dutch Schwartz, VP of Cloud Services and a fractional CISO. They both share valuable insights into their business experiences and the world of help that his services provide.
Summary
- They discuss the importance of cybersecurity in today's business landscape, the role of a virtual CISO, and how businesses can identify their cybersecurity needs.
- Dutch shares insights on risk management, the significance of proactive measures, and real-world examples of cybersecurity risks faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.
- The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration across business functions and offers practical advice for businesses looking to enhance their cybersecurity posture.
Key Takeaways
- Dutch Schwartz has a diverse background in both large corporations and startups.
- The role of a virtual CISO is crucial for companies not ready for a full-time executive.
- Understanding risk management is essential for effective cybersecurity.
- Proactive cybersecurity measures can prevent costly incidents.
- Small businesses often underestimate their vulnerability to cyber threats.
- Collaboration among business functions enhances overall strategy and execution.
- Cybersecurity is not just a technical issue but a business strategy concern.
- Real-world examples highlight the risks of waiting too long to address cybersecurity.
- Simple precautions can save businesses from significant operational disruptions.
- Engaging cybersecurity experts early can lead to better outcomes and cost savings.
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