Survival of the fittest

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Dan Lattimer reveals why, with ransomware able to strike at any time, resilience is your best defence

Thanks to the advent of digital commerce, AI helpdesks and globalisation, many organisations can today legitimately claim to be open 24/7. Unfortunately, cybersecurity hasn’t always kept up with this changing operational tempo. As corporate cautionary tales continue to hit the headlines, cyber resilience is finally shooting up the boardroom agenda. But while it’s easy for business leaders to demand, it’s far harder to deliver. This is where a minimum viable company (MVC . . .

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Interviews

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