A little more than a year ago, it was apparently clear to President Obama and the White House that something needed to be done on the cybersecurity front. That has not changed, as the President affirms that there’s still work to be done, but a big step has been taken as the White House last week unveiled its final NIST Cybersecurity Framework—the culmination of a process that started with that executive order.
Joining LXBN TV to share the biggest takeaways from this document is someone who had a hand in crafting it and was at the White House when it was first unveiled: Washington, DC attorney Harriet Pearson. She is the former Chief Privacy officer at IBM and now specializes in privacy and security at Hogan Lovells, where she is also an author on the firm’s Chronicle of Data Protection blog.