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CISO LIABILITY WATCH EU Cyber Resilience Act Turns Cyber Reporting Into an Evidence Problem
September 10, 2026 | Enterprise Intelligence Institute On September 11, 2026, a major element of the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) becomes operational. Manufacturers of products with digital elements will be required to report certain actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents through the EU’s reporting process. The initial warning can be due within 24 hours of awareness, followed by a fuller notification within 72 hours, with final reporting obligations afterward.
EII Unveils the Guardian of the Digital Enterprise Creed
The Enterprise Intelligence Institute has published the Guardian of the Digital Enterprise Creed — a formal credo calling practitioners to stewardship, truth, and resilience. Members are invited to adopt the creed and invite others to do the same.
CISO Liability Watch
Tracking professional accountability, regulation, standards of care, governance, and the evolving responsibilities of cybersecurity leadership.
From Compliance to Evidence of Professional Practice
EU Cyber Resilience Act reporting requirements became operational on September 11, 2026, requiring manufacturers of products with digital elements to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents within 24 hours of awareness. New York DFS issued detailed guidance on cybersecurity risk assessment documentation and traceability under 23 NYCRR Part 500. The UK House of Lords debated a competence mandate amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which was withdrawn after Government declined to place the UK Cyber Security Council on a statutory footing. Insurance provider Coalition announced enhanced AI-related coverage endorsements addressing output-related exposures and upcoming AI regulatory liability products.
SEC Expands Cybersecurity Incident Disclosure Requirements for Public Companies
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has continued implementing its cybersecurity incident disclosure rules, requiring public companies to report material cybersecurity incidents on Form 8-K within four business days of determining materiality. The rules also require annual disclosure of cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance processes, including the board's oversight of cyber risk and management's expertise in identifying and managing cybersecurity threats.
Official announcements
Enterprise Intelligence Institute Appoints Patrick J. Doliny as Board Chair and Executive Director
The Enterprise Intelligence Institute announces the appointment of Patrick J. Doliny as Board Chair and Executive Director. Doliny, a seasoned technology and cybersecurity executive and retired USMC lieutenant colonel, will guide the Institute's governance, strategic direction and institutional development.
Enterprise Intelligence Institute Launches at Founding Assembly, Establishing a New Profession
On September 18, 2026, the Enterprise Intelligence Institute was formally established at its inaugural Founding Assembly. The founding cohort signed the Founding Declaration (IEI-001), constituted the Founding Council, recognized the inaugural Founding Fellows, and inaugurated the Institute's research agenda and three inaugural working groups.
Enterprise Intelligence Institute Launches to Establish a New Professional Discipline for the Modern Digital Enterprise
The Enterprise Intelligence Institute (EII) announces its formal establishment as an independent professional institution to advance the science, standards, research, education, and practice of Enterprise Intelligence. The Founding Assembly will be held September 18, 2026.
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EII logo and brand colors
The EII brand identity — logo, colors, and typography — represents the Institute's authority, independence, and professionalism. These guidelines ensure consistent, appropriate use across all contexts.
Official Logo Files
Download the official EII logo in three orientations. These files are provided for approved use only — see the usage guidelines below.
Primary Horizontal Logo
The standard horizontal lockup for most digital and print applications.
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Vertical Stacked Logo
The vertical lockup for square or tall formats — social, avatars, signage.
DownloadColor Palette
The EII brand uses three primary colors. These exact values must be used — do not approximate.
Deep Navy
#0D1B3DPrimary brand color for text, backgrounds, and institutional elements.
Teal
#0E6F78Secondary brand color for accents, links, and highlights.
Gold
#C9A24AAccent color for dividers, highlights, and special elements.
Logo Usage Guidelines
Do
- Maintain clear space around the logo equal to the height of the monogram
- Use the logo on white or light backgrounds for maximum contrast
- Ensure a minimum width of 120px for digital applications
- Use approved color combinations only
- Request written permission before any external use
Don't
- Do not distort, stretch, or rotate the logo
- Do not change the logo colors outside the approved palette
- Do not place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds
- Do not add effects, shadows, or outlines to the logo
- Do not use the logo without permission from EII
- Do not imply endorsement or partnership without approval
Request Permission
The EII logo and brand colors are proprietary assets of the Enterprise Intelligence Institute. Written permission is required before using the logo or brand elements in any external context — including media, partnerships, events, or commercial materials.
To request permission, contact the EII Communications team with the following information:
- Organization name and description
- Intended use and context
- Duration and distribution scope
- Sample or mockup of intended use
Approved uses will receive written authorization and access to official logo files. EII reserves the right to revoke permission at any time.
Media inquiries
Members of the media may contact the EII Communications team for interviews, statements, background information, or press credentials for Institute events.
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