Episode 33
SEC Cybersecurity Rulings: Are Public Companies Really Ready?
Craig Duckworth and Dino Busalachi discuss the pressing issue of cybersecurity compliance for publicly traded companies under new SEC regulations.
They discuss the reasons behind the low number of reported breaches, including national security exemptions and potential corporate negligence.
Craig and Dino address the challenges companies face in safeguarding their operations, from inadequate incident response plans to the ins and outs of securing industrial control systems.
Tune in to understand why transparency and proactive measures are essential for protecting both companies and their investors.
Chapters:
- 00:00:00 - Introduction: The True Cost of Cybersecurity Neglect
- 00:01:00 - Craig and Dino Unpack the SEC Rulings for Public Companies
- 00:02:29 - National Security Exemptions: A Double-Edged Sword
- 00:03:42 - The Complexities of Supply Chain Cybersecurity
- 00:05:32 - The CISO's Dilemma: Balancing Security and Operations
- 00:08:32 - Financial Fallout from Cybersecurity Failures
- 00:10:03 - Incompetence or Intentional? Unveiling Cybersecurity Failures
- 00:17:10 - The Role of Insurance in Cybersecurity Breach Mitigation
- 00:18:00 - Call to Action: Practical Steps to Improve Cybersecurity
- 00:21:47 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts: Taking Responsibility
Links And Resources:
- Velta Technology
- Dino Busalachi on LinkedIn
- Jim Cook on LinkedIn
- Craig Duckworth on LinkedIn
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