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- The Emergence of the Zero Trust Program Manager: A New Role in Cybersecurity
The Zero Trust Program Manager is a critical new role in cybersecurity, created to lead the adoption and oversight of Zero Trust architecture across organizations. Unlike traditional roles, the ZTPM is responsible for managing technology and guiding a cultural shift where no user, device, or application is inherently trusted. Instead, every interaction within the organization… Read more: The Emergence of the Zero Trust Program Manager: A New Role in Cybersecurity - What Is a SOC 2 Bridge Letter?
A SOC 2 Bridge Letter, or gap letter, bridges the compliance gap between SOC 2 audit reports, offering customers continued assurance of a service organization’s adherence to security standards. When an organization’s SOC 2 audit concludes, an interim period may occur before the next report. The bridge letter covers this gap—generally no longer than three… Read more: What Is a SOC 2 Bridge Letter? - Navigating the jungle of cybersecurity regulations
The global cybersecurity regulatory landscape is complicated by multiple, often overlapping, layers of regulations, standards, and industry-specific requirements. National and international rules, such as the GDPR, NIS2, and DORA in the EU, are mandatory, and they form the legal backbone for data protection. These regulations establish high-level principles, demanding companies implement secure practices without always… Read more: Navigating the jungle of cybersecurity regulations - IoT Cybersecurity: The Broadening Regulatory Landscape
As the digital ecosystem grows, securing IoT networks has become essential to prevent cyberattacks and protect user data, with standards like ISO 27001 and SOC 2 providing foundational frameworks. ISO 27001 focuses on information security management by encouraging organizations to assess and mitigate risks systematically. Meanwhile, SOC 2 is geared toward service providers, establishing principles… Read more: IoT Cybersecurity: The Broadening Regulatory Landscape - Rethinking Cybersecurity Governance: A Comprehensive Approach for CISOs
As digital transformation accelerates, cybersecurity governance has become a pressing responsibility for corporate boards. The rise of sophisticated cyber threats demands that boards move beyond traditional governance models, which often lack the depth to address cybersecurity risks effectively. Many directors face a significant cybersecurity knowledge gap, leaving boards reliant on simplified reports and limited to… Read more: Rethinking Cybersecurity Governance: A Comprehensive Approach for CISOs - Chevron Pattern Disrupted: The Impact on Cybersecurity Regulations
On June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo overturned the long-standing Chevron doctrine, which allowed courts to defer to federal agencies’ interpretations of ambiguous laws. This shift grants courts the primary responsibility for interpreting unclear statutory language, ending a precedent that afforded agencies broad discretion in defining and enforcing… Read more: Chevron Pattern Disrupted: The Impact on Cybersecurity Regulations