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Top 3 Trends in Cybersecurity

Is your organization making cybersecurity a primary initiative to safeguard data from various online attacks or unauthorized access? Continuous changes in technologies create a shift in cybersecurity trends which requires organizations to change the way they handle cybersecurity. Apart from human error, which can potentially bring down an organization, other top areas of concern are data breaches, targeted ransomware, and even worldwide cyber warfare during times like elections or critical world events, which tend to create a surge in criminal activity.

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