Difference between revisions of "OWASP CISO Survey Project"

Currently under Discussion

Draft of CISO Survey 2014 Questionnaire

old version 2013

Here you can find the draft for the old version in 2013 (note this is not identical with the final released version). Industry:GIC_CISO_Survey_2013

As of January 2014, the priorities are:

• Announce and promote v1.0 at AppSec APAC, EU and US and CISO events
• Gain support and additional contributors
• Initiate the next version 2014 and secure to reach out to a larger audience

Involvement in the development and promotion of the CISO Survey Report is actively encouraged. You do not have to be a security expert in order to contribute. Some of the ways you can help:

• Review the text
• Graphical design for the report and diagrams
• Send out Survey to the Security Manager Community
• Data Analysis

Past Roadmap:

• Begin 2013: Send out Survey
• Sep-30, 2013: Close Survey - done
• Oct 2013: analyze data and write report
• Jan 2014: release of the CISO report 2013

Future Roadmap:

• May 2014: prepare the next revision of the CISO survey
• June 2014: start sending out questionnaires
• September 2014: Close Survey 2014
• Oct 2014: Analyze Data and write report
• Dec 2014: release CISO report 2014

Please participate through the project's mailing list.

Current version

v1.0 (Stable) released in January 2014

• EN
  • HTML
  • PDF

Previous versions

Contributors for the CISO Survey 2014

The CISO Survey 2014 was authored, edited and reviewed by a worldwide team of volunteers.
The primary contributors to date have been (in alphabetical order):

• Hemed Gur Ary
• Tobias Gondrom (Project Lead)
• Marco Morana
• Riotaro Okada
• ... please add your name here.

For translation and support promoting the questionnaire

• Chinese Team:
  • 樊山 (Fan Shan)
  • 刘宁 (Liu Ning)
  • Json (Json)
  • 郝益壮 (Hao Yizhuang)
• Hebrew Team:
  • Ori Troyna
  • Or Katz
  • Baruch Atir
  • Eyal Estrin
  • Hemed Gur Ary
• Japan Team Volunteers:
  • Akiteru Kamoshida
  • Chia-Lung Hsieh
  • Kusuma Dewi
  • Mikado Hisayama
  • Satoshi Shida
  • Shoichi Nakata
  • Takanori Nakanowatari
  • Yasunori Kanai
  • Yoshinari Fukumoto
  • Yusuke Karasawa
  • Riotaro Okada (Japan team lead.)

Contributing organisations

(if you can help us send out the questionnaire to your contact base, so that we can reach a broader population of CISOs, you are invited to join the team and your company can be listed as one of the contributors to the project. (to place your logo as sponsor organization please see sponsorship opportunities below)

• EC Council
• MIS Training Institute
• Japan CISO Association: http://www.cisojapan.org/en/about.html
• Japan Association of New Economy: http://jane.or.jp/english/
• Japan Network Security Association: http://www.jnsa.org/
• (ISC)2 Japan: https://www.isc2.org/japan/Default.aspx
• WASForum: http://wasforum.jp

• your company name here

Sponsors

We thank specially thank our project sponsors. Their donations help us make this again a high quality report for the year 2014:

• EC Council

To promote the project and to create a high quality report at the end of the year and get it printed, some funding is needed. If you could help the project with some funding, that would be awesome. If you are interested in sponsoring this project, please contact the project lead Tobias Gondrom (email: [email protected]). Sponsors will be listed separately on the project and logos for sponsors can be displayed on the project page and in the final report.

Volunteers for the CISO Survey 2013

The CISO Survey 2013 was authored, edited and reviewed by a worldwide team of volunteers.
The primary contributors to date have been (in alphabetical order):

• Tobias Gondrom
• Marco Morana
• Stephanie Tan
• Colin Watson

And many more helping hands from OWASP chapters around the world and the former Global Industry Committee, providing input, designing questions, translating and sending out the survey questions around the globe. Thank you all! We couldn't have done it without you!
So a big thank you to all of you (in alphabetical order):

• Balint Szabo,
• Eoin Keary,
• Israel Bryski,
• Ivy Zhang,
• Jasmine Beg,
• Kate Hartman,
• Lorna Alamri,
• Mauro Flores,
• Rex Booth,
• Timur kHrotko.

And last but not least, the many CISOs who took the time to fill out the Survey and offer their input and advise.

(As this was a great team effort of many hands over a long period of time, if I forgot someone, I apologize and please just drop me a message so I can add you to the list...)