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The role of the CFO in cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT or compliance issue—it’s a core business risk that demands executive attention. Today, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) plays a vital role in ensuring the organization is both secure and financially prepared to handle evolving threats.

From budgeting and resource allocation to overseeing risk exposure, CFOs are uniquely positioned to align cybersecurity initiatives with the company’s strategic goals.

This guide covers:

  • The CFO’s fiduciary responsibility in cybersecurity strategy
  • Why security investments increasingly fall under the CFO’s oversight
  • How CFOs can lead on cybersecurity without a technical background

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