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#SonyHack: Will Executives’ Embarrassing Emails Better Motivate Cybersecurity Change?

Sitting in the Miami airport at 5:00 am I am reading news updates on the #SonyHack and a thought just occurred to me: Previously, many of us preaching the “you better take your company’s security seriously” message to the C-Suites have been wondering if it would take a court decision finding C-Levels or Board members …

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Posted byShawn E. TumaDecember 17, 2014December 14, 2016Posted inCorporate Governance, Data Breach, Data Privacy, Digital Information LawTags: Business Cyber Risk, Cybersecurity, Data breach, Digital Information Law, shame hacking8 Comments on #SonyHack: Will Executives’ Embarrassing Emails Better Motivate Cybersecurity Change?

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