In a post from the K Logix blog series, CISO Profiles, Katie Haug interviews Salaam Harris about his thoughts and experience that he brings into the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) role at CRICO. 

“Psychological safety is extremely important within cybersecurity, I need people to be comfortable and willing to let me know if something isn’t working. We can always make adjustments, but if you don’t tell me, I won’t know.”

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Salaam Harris

CISO, CRICO

Full-text Citation

Haug K. Profile: Salaam Harris, CISO, CRICO/Risk Management, The Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions. K Logix. Published September 15, 2026.

Related Link 

K Logix's “Feats of Strength” September 2026 magazine issue (PDF). Issue includes Salaam Harris’ CISO Profile.

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