MPs are calling for tougher rules that could force companies to report cyber attacks.
The Culture, Media and Sport select committee said in a report yesterday that the regulator should have a “robust system of escalating fines” for those failing to report security breaches, the Financial Times reports.
MPs said chief executives should lead the crisis response to a major attack, adding that there should also be a dedicated person taking full responsibility.
They also recommended that a portion of a chief executive’s pay “should be linked to effective cyber security”.
The MPs have also called for new rules to combat cyber crime, including two-year jail sentences for those convicted of offences.
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