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If you're thinking of taking on the IT role of chief security officer, you'll have to do some extra homework and lots of work before stepping into an interview situation. As security experts and leaders explain, the job today demands more than a good security toolbox skillset. Companies hiring on new security leaders are asking some tough questions and delving deeper into candidate's security strategies. And while you'll be asked some hefty questions, such as what your security vision would be for the prospective employee, you also need to ask some important questions of your own.
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