New study reveals serious disconnect in executive planning for cyberattacks

A new study reveals a major disconnect in the way senior management teams collaborate and determine the risks and impact on their operations when hit by a cyberattack. The research carried out by Sapio Research for Deep Instinct shows only 12 percent of chief financial officers are actively involved in the process, even though 56 percent say their organization has paid a ransom to recover data. It's not a surprise then that just 14 percent of CFOs state that their business is well-prepared and could withstand a cyberattack, while 69 percent think that the board doesn't take cyber and associated… [Continue Reading]