Coronavirus-damaged economies mean that the need to maintain a much closer watch on workplace behaviours – and the financial impacts of insider threats – has to be faced up to. By James Hayes.
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Cyber security expenditure is proving costly for European organisations. So is cyber security regulation. Tax credits for companies with proven GDPR compliance would offset the overhead, suggests James Hayes.
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The aftermath of the cyber attack on British Airways’ data systems provides a textbook example of why Europe’s senior management must apply more attention to their organisations’ IT security provisions – and gain better understanding of the cyber threats they now face.