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Cybersecurity Chaos: SEC Rules Send CIOs Scrambling and CISOs Sweating
SEC playing strict parent, laying down new Cybersecurity Disclosure Requirements. CIOs and CISOs, not just tech wizards anymore, but now compliance gurus too. The catch? A four-day window for incident reporting. No one-size-fits-all solutions here, folks. Time to dust off those contingency plans – the…
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Well, well, well... if it isn't our beloved SEC playing the role of the strict parent again, handing out new rules about disclosing cybersecurity incidents. Suddenly, CIOs are the cool kids everybody wants to hang out with, because, you know, they're the gurus of the cyber world. But let's not forget the poor CISOs, thrust into the spotlight, nervously sweating as they're now part of the compliance process. Everyone's running around like headless chickens, trying to figure out if their cyber incident is a big enough deal to report within four days. A word of advice? Get your contingency plans ready, folks. It's about to get wild!Already a member? Log in here