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How are U.S. CISOs Addressing Liability Risk?

New regulations taking effect in the U.S. mean that cybersecurity leaders could face legal liability in the event of an incident. What strategies are they using to protect themselves?

How are U.S. CISOs Addressing Liability Risk?

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What was your reaction to Allen Gwinn’s article on industry best practices?
(https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/553891-our-cybersecurity-industry-best-practices-keep-allowing-breaches?rl=1)

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Overall, was Biden’s executive order a net-positive for the cybersecurity industry?

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So legit question. (Seriously, I'm curious about people's view on this)

At least within the U.S. at what point does malicious code and corresponding hacking tools, fall under the Second Amendment?

I think we can collectively agree that many cyber tools and malware are weapons capable of tremendous impact.

It's also currently illegal to knowingly create malware independently...is there a situation where this would be viewed as infringing on the right of the citizen to have "Arms" as the battlefield becomes more digital?

It's all fine and dandy to have firearms but in a digital world...does the definition eventually expand for private citizens to have access to these tools?

#ciso #informationsecurity #entrepreneurship

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How do you think Biden’s executive order will be actioned? (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/05/12/executive-order-on-improving-the-nations-cybersecurity/)

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Does Biden’s executive order on cybersecurity change your organization's approach to Zero Trust architecture? (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/05/12/executive-order-on-improving-the-nations-cybersecurity/)

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The European Union (EU) has announced a digital ID wallet that would let users store electronic forms of identification and other official documents through a smartphone app. In the outlined plans, dominant online platforms would be required to accept the wallet, which backs the commission’s goal of reining in big tech companies and their control of personal data. Will big tech fight against these restrictions to retain data collection access?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-02/after-joint-debt-eu-seeks-more-integration-with-digital-id-card

Yes, tech companies will fight against the requirements.81%

No, most countries will follow suit in adopting digital wallets, making it a null issue.19%