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A great read from the head of Legal at Dell. As changes in cyber regulation and legislation are creating opportunities for companies to leverage regulatory compliance on order to address cybersecurity. They are also creating compliance and cost challenges that for many boards fall on the General Counsel to address.
2021 has seen and 2022 will seen a significant amount of regulatory change driven by the need to manage cyber security. With ‘significant challenges facing the legal team to uphold the ethical standards and corporate integrity in the federal sector’.
For technology companies this creates challenges, not only for managing their own cybersecurity, and in this case ensuring that they meet CMMC requirements, but also that they demonstrate that they can maintain compliance for their clients. In an environment where regulatory changes are continuing to evolve.
Dean Armstrong QC Richard Cardrick Racheal Muldoon Michael Clohisy
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