Preventing the Inevitable: How Smart Cybersecurity Planning Can Save Your Business Millions

An organization can incur staggering costs by failing to plan for a nearly inevitable network intrusion. Proper preparation for cyber incidents can significantly reduce losses by lowering the cost of a data breach, reducing the risk of litigation, and minimizing regulatory scrutiny, penalties, and fines. Check out this practice note for guidance on developing an effective data breach avoidance and response plan.  

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