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The Solar Winds breach is not news. The CISO being personally named in the investigation is. Although not the first CISO to be so identified, this is the most high profile.
This raises questions for the future of CISO role and responsibility and IT more generally. Should an individual be held responsible for an incident? What is their responsibility to monitor and report? Does this responsibility extend from C-Suite to SOC Analyst? What legal precedent might this set?
On this episode of the SecureAF Podcast, Alias CISO Jonathan Kimmitt and Principal Engineer Tanner Shinn discuss these questions. The conversation is far ranging, from the immediate Solar Winds event to the broader questions it poses.
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