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Do CISOs Need a Code of Ethics?

Dark Reading
· June 24, 2026

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A code of ethics for Chief Information Security Officers is being proposed due to concerns about potential self-dealing. Industry expert Robert Hansen believes such a code is necessary to prevent CISOs from engaging in unethical behavior. This behavior could include kickbacks, no-show jobs, and other practices that could compromise enterprise and national security. Hansen's proposal suggests that a code of ethics would help ensure CISOs act in the best interests of their organizations. The goal is to prevent unethical activities that could put security at risk. Hansen's argument is that a code of ethics would be a step towards maintaining the integrity of cybersecurity leadership.

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