Your duties as CISO include protecting the company, encouraging growth, and ensuring that growth is as secure as possible. Customers’ trust in your company must be earned and maintained by your information security program. For your security operations to expand, remain stable, and keep a reasonable budget. The CISO must adapt to the changes in the company as threats and technologies develop. Must be ready to provide solutions to problems. You need to know about the technical side of cyber security. However, information security and defending against cyberthreats include more than just technology, they also involve people and processes, in order to fully understand what you must do to secure the  company. When it comes to program management, a CISO should stay ahead of security requirements by creating solutions or programs that reduce risks. For the purpose of preventing internal workers from misusing or stealing data, fraud prevention measures will be implemented. And limiting access to systems and data to those who have been given permission. Making sure that IT and network infrastructure is created using best security standards, preparing to purchase and deploy security hardware and software, and ensuring that it does so.
Identifying security risks and assisting the board in understanding potential security issues that could result from acquisitions or other significant business decisions.