The allegations in the plaintiff's complaint, Vice Chancellor Will said, "do not meet the high bar required to state a Caremark claim." The plaintiff, she said, has not shown "that the directors completely failed to undertake oversight responsibilities, turned a blind eye to know compliance violations, or consciously failed to remediate cybersecurity failures." In reaching these conclusions, she specifically noted that the plaintiff does not allege that Marriott Board "utterly failed" to implement any cybersecurity reporting system or internal controls. To the contrary, she found that the complaint and incorporated documents demonstrate that the directors surpassed the Caremark baseline standard that they "try" in good faith to put a "reasonable compliance and reporting system in place." Similarly, the plaintiff's allegations failed to establish that the Marriott board consciously disregarded "red flags" indicated violations of legal requirements.