The organization should appoint a small group that owns the building and rollout of the program, usually HR, security, legal counsel and other key stakeholders, some of whom will often also sit on the Threat Management Team. Since success needs commitment from the top, the group may need to brief executive or senior management on why a program is needed and gain their commitment; it is essential that the group has senior management's full backing for the time and resources required.
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