It’s difficult for boards to ignore cyber attacks, least of all the damage they cause to brand and reputation.

It’s refreshing to see Qantas take action against it’s CEO, following the latest cyber attack. It’s falls short of what it should be, but ahead of regulatory oversight it send a contrite message.

@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal Khan

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It’s difficult for boards to ignore cyber attacks, least of all the damage they cause to brand and reputation.

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