General Counsel's Needs May Be Driving the Future of Cybersecurity Solutions
General counsel and legal departments are taking on a leadership role with their organization's cybersecurity efforts, a trend that may already be causing vendors and solution providers in the space to more closely integrate privacy and information security.
September 23, 2020 at 04:06 PM
4 minute read
Escalating cyberthreats and the ever-expanding global landscape of privacy regulations have allotted general counsel a larger—and oftentimes prominent—role in their organization's cybersecurity efforts. But in a space that up until recently has been almost exclusively considered the domain of the information technology department, how are modern cybersecurity and risk mitigation tools stacking up to GCs' expectations?
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