White paper: SEC doubles down on cyber risk management accountability
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ServiceNow and 
KPMG2024-05-05T17:30:00
Read our new white paper, SEC doubles down on cyber risk management accountability, for a deep dive into these new regulations and how your company can better manage cyber risk, response, and reporting.
In this white paper, cybersecurity leaders from KPMG and ServiceNow discuss how to:
- Ensure accuracy in your disclosures.
- Escalate cybersecurity incidents fast.
- Learn from cyber incidents—and minimize their impact.
Together, KPMG and ServiceNow help companies approach cyber risk as both a technology challenge and a strategic priority.
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