Companies are facing increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, yet the recent closure of the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) in the USA has created a gap in high-level, independent cybersecurity guidance, which could pose a new vulnerability. The CSRB, composed of public and private sector experts, had become a key reference point for analyzing security breaches and suggesting improvements in real-time digital threat management.
Martin Greenfield, CEO of Quod Orbis, a Deda company specializing in cybersecurity, pointed out that the dissolution of the CSRB could slow responses to emerging threats and highlighted how the absence of a dedicated body could undermine the ability to effectively address cyber risks, a concern that affects companies of all sizes and across the globe with direct and indirect ties to the U.S. market.