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Meet David Hua, an English major turned CISO. Find out how Counter-Strike helped him land his first IT job, what soft skills are required to lead well, and the differences between building a security program from scratch and stepping into a role where he has to deal with the fallout from the previous leader, aka "the sins of the past."
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