The article discusses how recent regulatory actions, such as those by the FTC and SEC, are reshaping the reporting responsibilities of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs). These regulations, alongside high-profile legal cases like SolarWinds, have heightened CISO accountability. A YL Ventures report, based on 50 interviews with cybersecurity executives across various industries, highlights increased scrutiny from boards of directors on cybersecurity leadership. CISOs are now more frequently held personally accountable for their company’s cybersecurity posture, leading to more rigorous reporting and oversight requirements.
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