Overall, do you think cyber laws and regulations are currently evolving in the right direction?

Security Strategy & Roadmap Regulatory Compliance

Yes, absolutely16%

Yes, for the most part64%

No, some recent changes are concerning12%

Absolutely not – most recent changes are concerning3%

Unsure/can’t say5%

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IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

I believe each Country is following the internal needs but the current implementation lacks of a Global and at scale vision / roll-out.

CISO in Insurance (except health)a year ago

I believe that the current evolution of cyber laws and regulations is largely heading in the right direction. It's crucial to recognize that as technology advances, our legal frameworks must also adapt to address new challenges and threats. This proactive approach ensures that we are not only protecting current infrastructures but also anticipating future vulnerabilities. Continuous improvement in cyber laws helps in fostering a more secure digital environment, encouraging responsible behavior among organizations, and ultimately, safeguarding user data.

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