How can you predict the impact of the inevitable data breach on your organisation?

Danny Palmer
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It's arguably a case of not if, but when your organisation will be targeted by hackers. How can you prepare for the damage an attack might do?

Nowadays, it seems that it's not a case of if an organisation will suffer a data breach but when. Be it as a result of human error, or a sustained cyber attack by hackers, 2015 in particular has...

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