According to Radware's 2018 Web Application Security Status Report , 23% of companies reported firing CISOs related to application attacks. American companies were more likely to say that executives were fired after the incident, as were European high-tech or financial services companies.
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The social media company announced that it will not replace Stamos, but instead has included its security engineers, analysts, investigators and others in its products and engineering teams to "better deal with the emerging security threats" the company faces.