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Marketplace As we source products to deliver and support the critical infrastructure sector of manufacturing, and aluminum in particular, we conduct very detailed information and analysis of supply and demand data, our competitors, and relevant trends affecting our business. That includes both upstream and downstream verticals, as our vendors, customers, and related providers are constantly engaged in mergers and acquisitions. Government Any organization operating in an industry subject to State and federal laws and regulations, or doing business directly with any level of government, or receiving any funding from government sources, inevitably faces requirements to comply with some form of statute or regulation. We conduct an ongoing review of the places where our operations intersect with these types of requirements. Of the three branches of government, our general approach is to work directly with the agencies of the executive branch first, since that is where laws are applied and enforced and where regulations are promulgated. In the event of conflicts in public policy priorities, or inconsistencies in legislation, we occasionally provide information to legislators where that may assist them in making needed changes to statutory law. In general, we prefer to avoid the costly and lengthy judicial process, but we do follow legal actions taken by others in our industry, including the trade associations of which we are members or supporters. Community Last, but never least, we work to support and coordinate our activities with the communities where we have operations or where others in our industry can do so. We encourage our company leaders and all employees to be active in their own communities. It’s just good business. Conclusions Cybersecurity is a growing and well-recognized element of every successful business. Its importance is demonstrated by the awareness of top management and directors of organizations, and further reflected in the budget and staffing provisions in this area. The CISO does not exist in a vacuum, and the successful integration of cybersecurity into the organization’s overall activities depends on navigating a broad two-way street: the CISO must keep Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 22 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
current on the mission and values of the organization, and the leaders of the organization must assure that all employees, from top to bottom, are cognizant and duly respect the role of cybersecurity. About the Author Brian Hesse is co-owner, President, and Chief Executive Officer of PerenniAL. He has 26 years of experience in the aluminum industry in a variety of executive leadership, sales and marketing positions, including President/Chief Executive Officer for the Americas at Rusal America Corporation; Vice President/Sales and Marketing for the Americas at Vedanta Resources Limited; Global Defense Sales Director and Americas Sales Director - Industrial at Aleris International, Inc.; and Director of Global Accounts at Ryerson Corporation, where he began his career in the industry. Brian serves as Chairman of the Board for Big Brothers Big Sisters in Westchester County, NY, and is a frequent volunteer at the organization’s events. He also is a Board Member of the Northwest Missouri State University Foundation, where he is a graduate. In his free time, Brian enjoys tennis and other outdoor activities with his family. Brian is an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan. The PerenniAL website is at https://www.theperennial-group.com/ and Brian can be reached online at https://www.linkedin.com/in/aluminumexpert/ Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 23 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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