Most organizations assume IT owns cybersecurity, but that assumption creates a cyber governance gap that exposes the business to real cyber risk. When IT is consumed by business process demands, security monitoring slips, alerts go ignored, and incidents escalate. This post explains why cybersecurity governance — not more tools — is the foundation for effective cyber risk management, and how leadership, IT, and cybersecurity can realign to build measurable resilience.

Many leaders believe cybersecurity wastes money, but the real waste comes from ignoring governance. This post shows how preventable failures, data exposure, and weak risk management leave your organization’s “front door” unlocked.

Attorneys can’t delegate cybersecurity. ABA rules and real breach cases show fiduciary duty makes lawyers personally accountable.