Many cybersecurity executives indicate that information protection may not be the strategic corporate imperative that it should be.
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Headlines only highlight the growing sophistication of hackers and introduce readers to terms like “botnet” and “Internet of Things” often without the proper context.
Incoming CIOs should not be scared to launch into a cyber security transformation programme at early stages of their tenure if they see a need.
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