Only a fifth of IT decision makers in large multinational corporations are confident that their organization is fully prepared against the threat of cyber-criminals. The vast majority of companies feel constrained by regulation, available resources and a dependence on third parties when responding to attacks, according to new research from BT and KPMG.
While 94 per cent of IT decision makers are aware that criminal entrepreneurs are blackmailing and bribing employees to gain access to organizations, roughly half (47 per cent) admit that they don’t have a strategy in place to prevent it.
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