An ISO (information security officer) is in charge of setting and a company's security policy. He/she also plays a critical role in informing, advising, and alerting the general management on matters relating to information security.
The ISO's duties are essentially managerial, and entail recruiting a team of engineers and operations technicians, whose work he/she organises and controls.
The ISO must have a thorough knowledge of networks, computer systems and information system security. In addition, given his/her recruiting duties, he/she needs to have interpersonal skills and experience in directing projects.
The salary of an ISO may vary from $35k-$54k (£18k-£27k) a year, depending on the size and complexity of the systems in question.
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