Wondering if protecting the enterprise from cybercrime should be moving up the corporate priority list? Just ask Sony Corp. A recent hacking attack resulted in the loss of valuable intellectual property and the exposure of confidential information about the company and its employees online—from Social Security numbers and passwords to salary data.
With the big stakes for companies that get hit by cybercrime, and Sony is only the latest victim in a host of high-profile attacks this year, one would think that most companies would be getting their digital houses in order to combat this growing threat. However, according to a new report from Trustwave Holdings Inc., this is frequently not the case.
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