IT decision makers' cyber security confidence is likely misplaced, survey shows
Four in 10 organisations are not properly securing their data
Most firms have changed their cyber policies in the wake of this year’s big attacks
A survey of IT decision makers has shown that cyber security confidence is high - but they are bracing for ‘major' attacks. The survey, commissioned by Varonis, polled 500 IT leaders in the USA, UK,...
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