Major cyber attack ‘could cause $53 billion of economic damage’
A major international cyber attack could cause an average of $53 billion (£40 billion) of economic damage, according to new research…
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Way back when: why financial transformation has taken its time
By Mark Nittler, VP Enterprise Strategy, Workday
Digital transformation in finance: four key business priorities
By Gilles Bonelli, Associate Principal, and David Ketchin, Managing Director, Europe Practice, The Hackett Group
One in four workers have hidden cyber security incidents from employers
One in four workers have hidden cyber security incidents from their employers in order to avoid punishment, according to a new…
What the ECB’s new cyber security rules mean for the industry
Palo Alto Networks’ Greg Day explains what the European Central Bank’s (ECB) new cyber security requirements mean for your business.
Potential disruption holding back efficient technology roll-out, survey finds
Finance directors are struggling to increase their departments’ efficiency because upgrading technology would disrupt their day-to-day operations, according to a new…
Smart technology safeguarding firms against back office pitfalls
By Bhupender Singh, CEO of Intelenet Global Services The key to tackling error and fraud in areas such as finance, cash…
Huge new ransomware campaign infects businesses across Europe
A new ransomware campaign has infected computers belonging to businesses, governments and other organisations in countries across Europe, according to reports.
Cyber security: Half of UK businesses do not understand new GDPR fines
More than half of UK businesses still do not understand the fines they could face when the European Union’s General Data…
Impersonation attacks up 400 per cent, cyber security experts warn
An increasing number of attackers are impersonating high-level employees to trick workers into processing fraudulent payments, according to cyber security experts.