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In this episode Dan Holland, Deputy CISO at Tampa General Health System (TGH) and Sam McHugh, security strategist at Ontinue cover how to effectively talk about risk with organizational leaders. Dan discusses how to adopt the concept of “return on risk mitigation” to translate the ROI of cybersecurity investments.
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