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Risk Management25 Oct 2023

Employee mistakes and poor security leave businesses open to cyber attacks

By Anoop Khanna | 25 Oct 2023

Almost a third of employees (31%) make mistakes that could impact the cyber security of their workplace according to new research by QBE.

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