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Companies Are Ill-Prepared for Cyber-Attacks

February 8, 2017 Tagged With: , ,

A recent survey reveals that most organizations are not prepared for outsider attacks, data vulnerability, insider sabotage, user errors and phishing. It also explores security concerns when migrating to the cloud and reports that IT-decision-makers fear for their jobs.

Read/see the slide show explaining how companies are still ill-prepared for dealing with cyber attacks on CIO Insight.

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