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Cybersecurity Meets Hollywood: Directors, It’s Time for Your Cyberattack Close-Up!
It’s showtime, corporate world! Glass Lewis Cybersecurity Policy has the spotlight on, scrutinizing your post-cyberattack actions. A wrong step? Expect a thumbs-down! Remember, running in panic might become a more acceptable answer than hoping the cyber threat would magically disappear! So, directors, suit up for…
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Well, it looks like cybersecurity has gone all Hollywood on us, with Glass Lewis & Co.'s new policy. Think of it as the corporate version of the "what did you do in the war, Dad?" question. Post-cyberattack, they'll be asking directors: "What did you do after the breach, boss?" And if the answer isn't satisfactory, it's a thumbs-down. This is probably the only time in corporate history when "I just panicked and ran around screaming" might be a better answer than "I ignored it and hoped it would go away."Already a member? Log in here