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Kroll Report Offers ‘Unexpected’ Cyber Issues For 2013

Monday, January 14th, 2013

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The same cyber vulnerabilities that have been afflicting organizations for the past few years will continue to do so but there are a range of other cyber security issues that these organizations should also be concerned with, Kroll Advisory Solutions says in a recent report. “While last year’s vulnerabilities will continue to haunt organizations that have yet to evolve their policies and procedures, from encrypting data to regularly changing passwords, there are many challenges and solutions that have yet to…

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