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Senior management of critical information infrastructure owners 'directly accountable' for cybersecurity

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Owners of critical information infrastructure will hold their senior management directly accountable for cybersecurity under new regulatory expectations. These computer systems, which are directly involved in providing essential services, must now be managed by leaders who are explicitly expected to detect, respond to, and recover from cyberattacks.

The mandate places direct responsibility on top leadership to ensure that vital networks and systems remain resilient against emerging digital threats. By establishing clear accountability at the management level, the framework emphasizes preparedness and active mitigation as essential components of national and organizational security.

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