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Overview of the Changes Organizations Make Following a Breach

April 30, 2018 | Threats & Incidents

Organizations are eager to stop repeat attacks following a breach. Some 42 percent of security professionals say their organizations increased security awareness training among employees following a breach, and 41 percent increased investment in security defense technologies.

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