Introduction

A survey conducted during the most recent iteration of the Yale School of Management CEO Summit found only 28% of CEOs believe it is a corporate responsibility to strengthen U.S. cybersecurity.  That is a surprising statistic given that up to 80% of the nation’s critical infrastructure rests within the control of private sector companies.  This also is a surprise given the recent trend of corporate leaders taking public positions on matters previously considered the domain of politicians and activists.  Now more than ever, it is the responsibility of corporate technology leaders . . .

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