Any general counsel who feels confident their company is impenetrable to a cyberattack is probably fooling themselves.
That’s the sad state companies find themselves in these days. It’s stressful for everyone in the C-suite, as well as for IT teams, but it’s especially unsettling for legal chiefs given their role as their organizations’ risk-management leader.
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