Sharing the Load: What are Chief Privacy Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, and General Counsel Doing in Real Life to Divide Up Roles and Responsibilities? (conference panel discussion)

Business leaders are beginning to understand that cyber is not just an IT issue, a legal issue, or any other silo-ed issue, but that it is an overall business risk issue and that makes managing cyber risk a team sport.

This week I had the privilege of moderating a panel discussion that was titled “Sharing the Load: What are Chief Privacy Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, and General Counsel Doing in Real Life and How Do They Work Together with Outside Firms to Divide Up Roles and Responsibilities?”

For this discussion we had these amazing panelists sharing their unique industry expertise:

Our objective was to help the attendees understand that since cyber — one of the greatest overall risks that businesses face — is an overall business risk issue, it takes a team of many different stakeholders within and outside of the organization, working together as a team, to effectively manage this risk, and to help them understand how those stakeholders should all work together. We covered these main topics:

Many thanks to these outstanding speakers and to The Center for American and International Law for providing us with the opportunity to present this very important information at its outstanding 3rd Annual Cybersecurity & Data Privacy Law Conference, I am already looking forward to next year’s conference!