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November 21, 2019
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Why CHROs need to partner with IT, cybersecurity
Why CHROs need to partner with IT, cybersecurity
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Chief HR officers and chief information officers enjoy operational overlap and a shared interest in talent management, argues a Gartner report. Meanwhile, chief information security officers face a talent shortage, and CHROs are well-positioned to influence talent acquisition and development efforts among the cybersecurity workforce.
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