We don't know what happened in those board rooms between CISO and CEO. It's not clear if this was _strongly_ impressed upon Jeremy to resign because the market

We don't know what happened in those board rooms between CISO and CEO. It's not clear if this was _strongly_ impressed upon Jeremy to resign because the market needs a blood sacrifice; or if Jeremy really did on his own will commit the corporate equivalent of seppuku. In the wake of bringing great shame, he just felt it no longer necessary for him to lead them to the future. Honestly, I can understand that. I can respect it too. I can imagine the stress over that period of time being very high. Personal attacks, business attacks, mounting legal issues from business _partners_. We work in computers sitting on our ass. We are not used to these stressful events. This was probably Jermey's _stress test_ and he unfortunately broke. I just hope he finds another gig or maybe starts up something on his own. I would probably follow him.