UK critical business applications more vulnerable to attack than those of US counterparts

Danny Palmer
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Veracode report says many British firms are sitting targets for cyber criminals

British businesses lag behind their US counterparts when it comes to application security, with UK firms spending less on internally developed applications and far less likely to test them against ...

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