At a time when the theft of customer information often leads to executive-level shake-ups, boards are taking a greater role in evaluating the adequacy of their organizations’ cybersecurity. But many boards have yet to apply the same level of scrutiny to their board meeting materials. This article provides an evaluation framework for organizations. Focus is on three main factors: where data is stored, the strength of “locks” that provide access, and the control of “keys” for entry.
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