Cyber awareness up but honesty down, says Kordia
Businesses are training their staff, chief executives are happy to fund cyber-security programmes and everyone is much more confident. But there's a flipside.
Cyber-security awareness is rising, according to new Kordia research, but organisations still don’t want to tell customers about breaches.
Over half of New Zealand businesses now acknowledge the risk of cyber-crime. Two-thirds of businesses chose to update or review their policies after recent
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 17 Nov 2017
Fri, 17 Nov 2017
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Cyber awareness up but honesty down, says Kordia
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