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Coaching Cybersecurity Project Managers and Cybersecurity Engineers

Coaching Cybersecurity Project Managers and Cybersecurity Engineers

Amalisha Sabie Aridi (Capitol Technology University, USA), Darrell Norman Burrell (Marymount University, USA), Aikyna Finch (American Public University, USA), Sharon L. Burton (Capitol Technology University, USA), William L. Quisenberry (Purdue University Global, USA), Laura Ann Jones (Capitol Technology University, USA), Marlena Daryousef (Colorado Technical University, USA), Danielle Gervacio Graf (Marymount University, USA), Michelle Denise Espinoza (Marymount University, USA), and Maria Mondala-Duncan (Marymount University, USA)
Copyright: © 2024 |Pages: 22
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-1970-3.ch019
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Abstract

This inquiry emphasizes executive coaching as an indispensable leadership development tool in cybersecurity project management, encompassing cyber engineering and offensive operations. Effective cybersecurity project management is crucial in today's digital landscape, characterized by ever-evolving cyber threats and vulnerabilities. It extends beyond administrative tasks, serving as the linchpin for resource allocation, risk mitigation, and aligning security measures with organizational objectives. With the evolving cyber threat landscape, cybersecurity project management leaders require technical expertise, effective leadership skills, and a commitment to continuous professional development. This chapter underscores the pivotal role of executive coaching in developing leaders capable of navigating the cybersecurity landscape effectively and ensuring the resilience of critical organizational assets against sophisticated cyber threats.
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Importance To National Security

Both cybersecurity engineering and cybersecurity offensive operations are crucial components of national security for several reasons (Nobles, 2023):

Protection of Critical Infrastructure- Critical infrastructure relies heavily on information technology, such as power grids, water supplies, and transportation systems. Effective cybersecurity engineering helps safeguard these vital systems against cyber threats that could disrupt essential services.

National Defense- Cybersecurity offensive operations are essential for intelligence gathering, detecting potential threats, and responding to cyberattacks from foreign adversaries. Offensive operations can help deter malicious actors from targeting national interests.

Economic Security- The economy depends on secure digital infrastructure. Cybersecurity engineering helps protect businesses and financial institutions from cyberattacks that could lead to financial losses and economic instability.

Protection of National Secrets- Offensive operations protect classified information and national secrets from espionage and unauthorized access.

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