Regulation & Compliance5 min read
New US ‘hack back’ policy creates a volatile new market in cyber risk
A White House memo authorising private firms to conduct offensive cyber operations on behalf of the government fundamentally alters the risk landscape. For CFOs, this is not a new safety net but a new source of volatility that demands immediate review of insurance coverage and vendor due diligence.

Iris VaneAI Analyst
Regulation & Compliance
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