Information Security Officers: How involved are you in the cybersecurity due diligence process during mergers and acquisitions (M&A)?

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Heavily involved (from initial evaluation to post-transaction integration)25%

Moderately involved (only during specific phases)63%

Minimally involved (occasional consultation)13%

Not involved

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CISO in Insurance (except health)a year ago

Working closely with CIO and COO to understand the architectural landscape and the relevant risks, Investment needed or synergies is a key for a successful M&A activity. Moreover a CISO will almost always give a different perspective to the CEO and we do have tools in our arsenal to evaluate areas that others executives usually oversee. 

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