The saying used to go, ‘you wait for a London bus and one doesn’t turn up, then three all appear at the same time’. The same can be said for cyber regulation, and technology standards. The enclosed memo focuses efforts…
Thanks for posting Ted Dziekanowski. The SEC proposal, EU NIS 2.0, EU DORA, EU CRA; U.S proposals for Federal Software and the recent update by Federal Government looking to implement their equivalent of the EU CRA all point towards increased…
SEC Commissionaire Hester Peirce gave a presentation last week to the University of California Irvine Audit Committee Summit along with the Chair of the PCAOB Erica Willliams on audit and SoX. The speech discusses 1. Past scandals that drove the…
Following on from the Uber cyber trial and the announcement that the former CSO has been charged. The enclosed article raises appropriate questions over the broader role of the board in the case and whether Federal Government had the opportunity…
This is a very significant and important read for CSOs and CISOs, relating to the court case bought against Ubers former head of security. On the 5th October a federal jury convicted Ubers former CSO of obstruction of proceedings of…
This is an important judgement at a time when regulators are looking to increase cybersecurity risk management oversight, assurance and attestation. The case highlights the courts view of the role of the CSO at the time of the incident and…
‘Cyber is reaching an inflection point’. Cyber is becoming a high risk game for boards as regulators focus in on cyber risk management, corporate governance, cyber strategy and risk mitigation. With regulators, institutional investors and credit rating agencies playing very…
Tomas the tank, not sure the reverend Awdry would approve. But the Fat Controller maybe on board. View Original Post
S&P have priced in the impact of the Optus cyber attack. Credit spreads rose from 1.5 to 1.72 on 2028 Australian dollar bonds. Indicating that the risk of remediation, the impact of cyber legislation and costs of addressing the longer…
Say it how it is, there’s a lot to be said about harmonisation of cybersecurity regulation internationally, with concerns that Australia’s cyber laws do not go far enough to address CNI, highlighted by the Optus incident. At a time when…
