A new report found that roles such as chief information security officers, chief security officers and even dedicated cybersecurity lawyers are becoming more common in legal departments.
November 02, 2022 at 03:34 PM
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As companies brace themselves for a long road of spikes in cyberattacks and rapidly changing regulations, many are forced to look beyond their IT department to help with their cybersecurity strategy.
In fact, a new report showed that legal departments are increasingly taking on more cybersecurity responsibilities.
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