Cybersecurity Means Greater Liability for Directors and Officers
22 October 2015
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Authors:
Michael R. Overly
An emerging trend sees directors and officers liable and responsible for cybersecurity. In this video, Foley Partner Michael Overly discusses why directors and officers cannot simply relegate information security responsibility to a company's technology department.
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