Cybersecurity Laws: Too Weak, Too Late? Industry Experts Weigh In
More than two-thirds think cybersecurity laws need to hit the gym and bulk up, according to a CIISec survey. With big names like the EU AI Act and the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill flexing their legislative muscles, the industry is hungry for stricter regulations. The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is causing quite a stir!
Hot Take:
Well, folks, who knew that cybersecurity laws were as popular as kale smoothies? Apparently, two-thirds of industry pros are saying they’re not quite strong enough. Maybe they’re hoping for a little more ‘oomph’ in those regulations to keep the cyber baddies at bay. And it seems like senior management might want to stock up on antacids because they’re being put on the hot seat for breaches. It’s like musical chairs but with more stress and less music. Let’s dive into this cybersecurity soap opera and see what all the fuss is about!
Key Points:
- 69% of industry experts say current cybersecurity laws lack strictness.
- New laws like EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2, UK Data Act, and UK Cyber Security Bill are making waves.
- 91% of respondents believe the board should be accountable for breaches.
- New regulations aim to make senior management liable for cyber mishaps.
- The UK is considering banning ransomware payments for certain sectors.