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organizations  from fines stemming  from regulatory  violations—it  will also increase  consumer  trust and
            buttress their brand.



               3.  CISOs will face greater scrutiny.

            In 2023, CISOs faced considerable risks and challenges. Those tasked with this role often bear the brunt
            of  data  breaches  and  cyberattacks,  a  reality  that  often  results  in  burnout,  dismissal,  and  even  legal
            consequences. As such, change is coming.

            With so much weight on the CISOs shoulders, it stands to reason that CISOs of value will demand– and
            receive– higher compensation.  They will also necessarily  receive better indemnification  guarantees, as
            well as an elevated profile within their organizations  to break through the logjams created by corporate
            culture. Without a ‘safe’ space in which to perform their job, look for the truly qualified to take their talents
            elsewhere. Afterall, why should they remain in a position that holds them personally, legally responsible
            for outcomes in which other team members had a hand?

            CISOs will solidify themselves as the torchbearers of risk in 2024 and beyond– but only if given the right
            mix of protection, compensation, and power.



            About the Author

            Daniel Barber is the Co-founder & CEO of DataGrail, the Privacy Control Center
            for modern  brands to reduce  risk and build trust. Prior  to DataGrail,  Daniel  led
            revenue  teams  at  DocuSign,  Datanyze  (acquired  by  ZoomInfo),  ToutApp
            (acquired   by    Marketo)    and    Responsys     (acquired    by    Oracle).

            Spending  much  of his career  working  with data  products  and third-party  apps,
            Daniel  grew  increasingly  disturbed  by  the  volume  of  personal  information
            collected and how that data was used by the brands entrusted to keep it safe. He
            built  DataGrail  in  response,  believing  that  privacy  is  a  human  right.

            Daniel has become a leading voice on data privacy, with his perspective regularly featured in outlets like
            TechCrunch,     VentureBeat,     USA     Today,     Fast    Company,      Fortune,    and     CNBC.

            His insights in the field have also been distributed in security and privacy publications such as IAPP, CPO
            Magazine, Consumer Affairs, CIO Dive, and Dark Reading.

            Daniel  can  be  reached  online  at  @gaijindan,  https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-barber/  and  at  the
            company website: https://www.datagrail.io











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