Twitter’s chief information security officer announced their resignation, vacating one of the company’s most critical roles just as scrutiny is mounting over the company's future
Twitter’s chief information security officer announced their resignation on Thursday, vacating one of the company’s most critical roles just as scrutiny is mounting over Twitter’s future and the erratic decisions of its new owner, Elon Musk. In a tweet, Lea Kissner, the former CISO, said they were looking forward to figuring out their next steps. “I’ve made the hard decision to leave Twitter,” Kissner tweeted.
” The employee’s post also claimed Musk’s focus on monetizing the platform could jeopardize vulnerable users including human rights activists and political dissidents. It could even put Twitter’s own employees in legal jeopardy, the message suggested, after the employee claimed Musk was unconcerned about Twitter’s potential liability before the FTC.
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