“CISOs are too often overlooked or low on resources, funding and/or business support to properly implement change,” adds Andrew Shikiar, executive director at FIDO. “Resting the legal liability on one individual is overlooking the vacuum of responsibility and engagement at the top of organizations that is preventing meaningful change and true cyber resilience.”
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