6 steps to achieve cyber resilience
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Data breaches and cyberattacks are now commonplace. Although the scope, severity and cost of an event varies by incident, even the smallest of them can be detrimental to a business that is unprepared. With no guaranteed way to prevent these incidents, businesses must focus on creating a more resilient operation that can withstand the damage of an attack and quickly get back to business. Armond Caglar at TSC Advantage talks about what it means to be resilient in the age of data breaches and how at-risk companies can achieve cyber resilience.
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