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Bumbling Bureaucrats or Digital Damsels in Distress? HMRC’s IT Woes Set to Rock the Kingdom’s Coffers
Think of HMRC’s IT systems as a creaky old castle, while data breaches are the marauding invaders. Outdated HMRC IT systems risk crumbling under attack, potentially spilling your personal info into the hands of cybercriminals. And guess who might have to foot the bill for…
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His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has just declared its IT systems the digital equivalent of a decrepit castle—old, crumbling, and an easy target for invaders. If the kingdom's "castle walls" aren't fortified soon, we might find ourselves facing a data breach of epic proportions. And who'd be the white knight to foot the bill for these renovations? You guessed it, our beloved taxpayers. If only there were dragons to slay instead of outdated software to update...Already a member? Log in here