The Time Is Now To Prepare For Proposed New Rules On Cybersecurity
Since new cybersecurity rules will likely be approved this year, boards should be preparing to meet any new requirements that may result.
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Since new cybersecurity rules will likely be approved this year, boards should be preparing to meet any new requirements that may result.
The potential for individual directors and CIOs to be held liable looms large. Here are five strategic imperatives to urge your CEO to address now.
Microsoft’s data breach was more proof, if any was needed, that no company is invulnerable to attack. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, here are four steps boards can take to get closer to the best solution for their firm.
These five questions can help you determine whether the company has fully recognized IT’s shift from function to business.
As CEOs and boards focus on issues such as cybersecurity, crisis and risk management, supply chain resilience, and energy price volatility, there is an opportunity for them to do so through a broader ESG lens.
A poll of 176 public company board members shows many against the idea of more regulation—although most say they’re ahead of the game and prepared to comply.
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