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by a searcher
in Seattle, WA, USA

3yrs ago

SEC cyber-security requirements

Amazing that this isn't seen more as a strategic advantage, but the failure rate after a breach (90%) shows us that "survival of the fittest" will be the rule regardless of SEC involvement:
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reply by a searcher 3yrs ago
from Dartmouth College in Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Here are quick ways for non-tech board directors all upskill in cyber: 1) Enroll in a Digital Directors’ Network masterclass (redacted) 2) Implement NACD Director's Handbook on Cyber-Risk Oversight (redacted)

reply by a professional 1yr ago
from University of Southern California in North Palm Beach, FL, USA

Cyber risk has been dominating the news lately, hasn't it? Excellent tips in this webinar for due diligence, dealmaking, and transition of ownership. redacted M&A Attorney Justin Daniels on Cybersecurity Risks for Business