CISO Legal Risks And Liabilities
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Panel covers concrete legal exposures for CISOs, citing the Uber former CSO case as a precedent for scrutiny of executive conduct, and breaks down how upcoming EU generative AI rules change obligations around vendor diligence, data provenance, and model risk assessments. Discussion contrasts regulatory enforcement vs civil liability, flags where incident response steps can create legal risk, and assesses whether contractual indemnities and updated incident playbooks actually reduce personal liability.
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