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CISOs Finally Get a Seat at the Board’s Table — But There’s a Catch

Posted on October 27, 2025
CISOs Finally Get a Seat at the Board’s Table — But There’s a Catch

AI’s explosive growth has lifted cybersecurity to the top of the board’s agenda. Here’s how CISOs can seize the moment, according to Diana Kelley.

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