Now that Uber’s former chief security officer has been convicted for his handling of a 2016 data breach, what are the potential implications for other security leaders?

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Director of IT in Travel and Hospitality3 years ago

It's possible to overthink the consequences of this conviction.  Just act with integrity and don't try to actively cover up/deny a breach.

Vice President of Information and Security in Manufacturing3 years ago

The implications are more real now. As a security leader, you have to have your security framework documentation, leadership risk acceptance documented and stored in a safe place to cover yourself. Security is not just the security leaders job even though they are face of security.

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