The "CISO in the Spotlight" survey, conducted by CPSI and PwC Luxembourg aims at shedding light on the CISO role in Luxembourg by looking at it from several perspectives.
A typical CISO has a highly qualified profile. He either has worked for ten years in security or 20 years in all sectors.
The survey shows a correlation between the size of the company and governance at CISO level. While in small to medium companies, 74% of CISOs report directly to the Board, in large ones only 50% of CISOs do so.
CISOs usually manage security through functional responsibilities. Very technical fields, such as network security, tend to be more outsourced than organisation and compliance matters. The use of partial outsourcing is preferred to total outsourcing.
The most important success factor in a CISO's job is the budget. 73% of our respondents said they're pleased with the budget available. As far as constraints are concerned, 69% of them mentioned the complexity of IT systems.
The survey was carried out on a representative panel of CISOs working in companies of all sizes across numerous business sectors.
Do not hesitate to contact us for any further details on this survey.
Vincent Villers, Cybersecurity Leader, PwC Luxembourg, vincent.villers@lu.pwc.com
Ludovic Raymond, Cybersecurity Director, PwC Luxembourg, ludovic.raymond@lu.pwc.com
Marie Bianchini, Marketing, PwC Luxembourg, marie.bianchini@lu.pwc.com
Rodolphe Mans, President, CPSI, rodolphe.mans@bil.com