Former Uber CISO Joe Sullivan, who was convicted for attempting to cover up a data breach Uber suffered in 2016, recently posited that in the very near future, CEOs might find themselves held directly responsible for cybersecurity breaches. Considering the changes in the Cyber Security Framework 2.0 (CSF 2.0) emphasizing governance and communication with the board of directors, Sullivan is right to assume that liability will not stop at the CISO and will likely move … More
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