The recent trend indicates that CEOs lose their jobs after data breaches. In theory, this should impact the "lack of management support" factor that increases the vulnerability of organizational information resources.

When CEOs face consequences such as losing their jobs after data breaches, it signals to the organization and its management the critical importance of cybersecurity. This acts as a deterrent against complacency, thereby potentially reducing the "lack of management support" factor that can make organizational information resources more vulnerable to attacks. It emphasizes accountability at the highest levels, encouraging a more proactive approach to cybersecurity across the organization.