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Global corporate CISOs urge world governments to harmonize cyber rules

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Julie DiMauro

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The letter urges governments to use high-level forums to “focus on greater alignment of cybersecurity regulations.”

A letter jointly crafted by 45 global corporate chief information security officers (CISOs) has called on world government leaders to take certain recommended efforts to streamline cybersecurity regulations for businesses.

The signatories include include CISOs from tech giants, large banks, major hospital chains and healthcare firms, with businesses featured including Amazon

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