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Cybersecurity ethics and CIO/CISO conflict of interest
Feb. 17, 2023, 1:59 a.m. | /u/eldergrapple
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The CIO tries to coerce the CISO (who reports to the CIO) to use their incident reporting process to censure and intimidate another department's senior staff -- by misrepresenting a minor issue that wouldn't normally meet the reporting threshold.
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How would you describe the ethical boundary being crossed? How should the CISO respond?
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