Part 3 of 4: Cybersecurity and Risk Management - the SEC Proposal, EU NIS 2, EU DORA, and ONCD Strategy

15 Jun , 2023

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Part 3 of this 4 Part series. Building on Parts 1 and 2, Part 3 of this series represents a deeper dive into the nuances of the SEC Cyber Proposal, EU NIS 2, EU DORA, and ONCD Strategy. Once the foundation has been laid, the presenters will explain how to integrate these items into assessing cybersecurity risk.

Key Objectives:

Explain SEC Cyber Proposal, EU NIS 2, EU DORA, and ONCD Strategy.

Appreciate how the legal items should be integrated into assessing cybersecurity risk.

The potential fiduciary impact on executives and boards.

 

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