Are the after-effects of a cyberattack as damaging as the initial impact?
Sixty per cent of firms are more afraid of reputational damage than data loss
Breached companies face tough questions and even tougher fines
A successful cyber attack is one of the most damaging occurrences that a business can go through. Lost files, passwords and security data are only half the story, though: reputational damage is just as...
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