Ahead of CISO UK (1 July, London), Jane Frankland MBE, Founder and CEO of KnewStart, argues that cybersecurity fails when leaders mistake delegation for accountability. As cyber risk becomes increasingly intertwined with business resilience, she believes executive ownership of security has never been more important.
From challenging the view that cybersecurity belongs solely to the CISO, to embedding security earlier into business and technology decisions, to addressing the leadership blind spots that leave organisations exposed, Frankland's article explores what meaningful cybersecurity accountability looks like in practice.
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