Corporate Cyber Security Practices And Responsibilities: An Analytical Study With Regard To Legal And Moral Obligation
Anshu Yadav, Master of Law Student, University Institute of Legal Studies, Chandigarh University, Gharuan, Mohali, Punjab, India
Dr. Deepti Monga, Professor, University Institute of Legal Studies, Chandigarh University, Gharuan, Mohali, Punjab, India
ABSTRACT:
In an era where businesses and enterprises increasingly hinge on cutting-edge technologies, intricate computer systems, and expansive networks to store and process sensitive information—including vital customer and employee data— ensuring the meticulous preservation of this wealth of information becomes paramount. As a cascade of personal data intertwines with company records on various devices, the imperative arises to vigilantly oversee all data, safeguarding not only corporate integrity but also the sanctity of customers' information. This imperative, arguably among the most pivotal considerations for any enterprise, is underscored by the heightened vulnerability to cyberattacks. Such vulnerabilities not only entail the specter of monetary losses but also the potential for irreparable harm to a company's reputation and the looming threat of legal repercussions. Consequently, the significance of corporate cybersecurity policies and obligations has ascended to a critical juncture, touching companies of every ilk.
Keywords: Cybersecurity, Data protection, Legal obligations, Moral imperatives, Customer data, Cyberattacks, Reputation, Transparency, Accountability, Proactive measures, Data fortresses, Cyber malefactors, Ethical fortitude, Digital realm, Culture of cybersecurity resilience, Vigilance, Privacy
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