SecureWorks highlights that the average tenure of a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is typically around 24 to 48 months due to factors such as long hours, budget constraints, and constant threat pressures. The departure of a CISO can bring both risks and opportunities, necessitating a thorough reevaluation of the organization’s cybersecurity strategy, tools, and culture. New leadership often drives changes in security approaches, fosters improved collaboration with the board, and shapes a proactive, security-first organizational culture to better manage cyber risks.

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