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Budget cuts, redundancies, delays to cyber resilience projects and increased remote working in the last 12 months could all have increased organizations’ risk of a cyber attack in 2021, according to new research into cybersecurity decision makers from NCC Group. The results show that 40% of respondents froze recruitment in cyber, 29% made redundancies and one in five furloughed staff responsible for cyber resilience programs in 2020. Three in ten experienced delays or cancellations to … More
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