Cyber Readiness & Resilience: A New World Order in 2024

Ransomware and cyberattacks on the upswing, cyber insurance harder and more expensive to obtain, hackers gaining in sophistication using state of the art technology like AI and on top of it all regulators are increasingly more creative in the laws they pass and how they enforce them, including adding potential CISO personal liability to the mountain of cybersecurity issues facing companies as we head into 2024.

Our panelists will explore how businesses can manage cyber risk proactively and reactively in a new world order:  The new SEC cybersecurity rules, which go into effect on December 15 for most public companies, will require issuers to report material cybersecurity incidents on a Form 8-K within four days of determining that the incident is material. Recent SEC enforcement actions including the one against SolarWinds that includes potential personal liability for the CISO. The SEC complaint filed by ransomware gang ALPHV (BlackCat) on the SEC's Tips, Complaints, and Referrals page, inviting the agency to find that MeridianLink had failed to meet its incident disclosure burden. And all the while hackers gain in sophistication and savvy employing the latest techniques in AI to undermine enterprise security. 

How can an enterprise effectively manage cyber risk proactively and reactively?

During this session, we will discuss how to be ready and resilient in 2024:

• How to build a smart, flexible cyber security program leveraging people, process and technology

• Identifying and operationalizing key current cyber regulations and enforcement actions

• How to evaluate and manage your enterprise cyber risk

• Cybersecurity trends to watch in 2024

1.0 Hour CA CLE Credit
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