“No forced errors means just answer the question. Unfortunately, we've run out of time. So it just remains for me to thank Sam for his insightful and informative discussion.”

Sam Curry · The Cybersecurity CEO Podcast · Stop Asking If You're Safe: Sam Curry On Why Boards Keep Asking The Wrong Question

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When communicating a data breach or incident to customers, limit the information to only answer the question and avoid adding extra unnecessary words.

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