Skip to main content

Security & Corporate Governance in the Cyber Age

Philip R. Stein

In the day-to-day operations of businesses, executives and top managers are generally responsible for proposing and implementing corporate strategy. It is the members of a company’s board of directors, however, who are ultimately responsible for oversight and risk management. Cyber-security is an increasingly fundamental area of potential risk that must be managed. And, as corporate governance expert Nell Minow recently wrote, “The risks of cyber-attacks are not ‘if’ questions. They are ‘when’ questions. And the answer to the ‘when’ question is: now. Cyber-attacks are a real and constant danger.”

We encourage you to read Ms. Minow’s timely article, “What Should Boards Know About Cyber-Threats.” Be on the lookout for an upcoming new installment in our Bilzin Sumberg Homebuilder Webinar series that will focus on cyber-security and proper corporate governance in an era of data-related threats.

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE
Blog September 24, 2024
In a recent federal case from New York, the court dealt a blow to plaintiffs suing over data breaches. The plaintiffs had filed a putative class action suit, alleging that they (and others like them) had been harmed by the alleged exposure of their personal and financial information due to a March 2...
Speaking Engagement September 12, 2024
Philip R. Stein speaks on the panel Don’t Be a Dinosaur! Staying Current on Corporate Governance Developmentsat the ACC South Florida 14th Annual CLE Conference. The session focuses on the significant developments in Florida and Delaware corporate governance law, focusing on the most salient n...
Speaking Engagement March 4, 2024
Ryan J. Coyle speaks on the panel Stiff Winds, New Currents and Rough Seas: Navigating the Private Client World in Turbulent Times at the 29th Annual International Private Client Tax Conference. The panel discusses recent changes and salient topics in tax law in different jurisdictions, the use of a...
VIEW MORE