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Failure to grasp cyber threats

It is taking more than 200 days before many firms realise they have had a cybersecurity breach plus another 60 to remedy the damage caused, an expert has said.

Failure to grasp cyber threats

Tue, 16 Oct, 2018 - 07:30

By Pádraig Hoare

It is taking more than 200 days before many firms realise they have had a cybersecurity breach plus another 60 to remedy the damage caused, an expert has said.

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