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J Bus Contin Emer Plan2026;19(3):223-252.January 1, 2026Journal Article

The journey to and beyond the role of the chief security officer.

Mike Blyth1, Mark Grant2, Ian Daniel3, Andre LaLiberte4, Greg Leimone5, Lawrence Clinton6
1Sigma7.
2Associated Press.
3Norsk Hydro.
4CEMEX.
5Syngenta Group.
6Castor Vali Group.

Abstract

The security profession is increasingly required to address complex, high-consequence risks that span people, operations, information and organisational reputation. These challenges often exceed the experience and resources of individual practitioners. To be effective, chief security officers (CSOs) must operate fluently across functional boundaries to ensure organisational resilience and effectiv…

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