House panel to hold May hearing on reauthorisation of 2015 information sharing law The House Homeland Security cyber subcommittee is gearing up for a May hearing aimed at reauthorising the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2015. This act, according to Chairman Andrew Garbarino (R-NY), plays a crucial role in enhancing cybersecurity measures, especially in […]
Addressing cyber risk is a significant challenge that sits where technology meets executive decision-making. As a CIO, I’ve found it crucial to clearly communicate these risks to the CEO and the board, encouraging a more informed and proactive approach towards cybersecurity.
In our interconnected world, Chief Risk Officers (CROs) face increasing pressures to ensure compliance across multiple jurisdictions. The rise of AI tools presents new opportunities to tackle these challenges effectively. This piece explores how these technologies can assist in navigating global compliance complexities, focusing on practical applications and real-world experiences.
As a Chief Risk Officer, I often relate to the immense task of ensuring compliance across diverse territories. The interplay of global regulations can feel overwhelming at times, and I’ve experienced this firsthand. Today, let’s explore how AI can be our ally, enhancing our ability to meet compliance needs efficiently.
