You don't want anything to happen, but you also want security to somehow to calculate ROI. Maybe the ROI could be calculated from actual sales that security allowed to actually happen. This week's episode is hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), producer of CISO Series and Andy Ellis (@csoandy), operating partner, YL Ventures. Our sponsored guest is Ryan Gurney, CISO-in-residence, YL Ventures. Thanks to our sponsor, YL Ventures YL Ventures, a global VC firm, manages over $300 million and exclusively invests in early-stage Israeli cybersecurity startups. YL Ventures accelerates the evolution of its portfolio companies via strategic advice and operational execution, leveraging a network of CISOs and industry veterans from Fortune 100 and high-growth companies. In this episode: What happens when Application Surface Management (ASM) vendors are purchased as Security assets? What do you do when your company wants to use a really insecure SaaS product? Does a startup need a CISO, or just a CISO-in-residence? Is there a better sign other than "nothing happened" that indicates you did a good job in cybersecurity today?"

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