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UK Firms’ Aftermath Support Spree: Dishing Out Cybersecurity Budgets Post-Crisis
UK companies are treating Proactive CISOs Support like an after-party, showing up only post a cyberattack. It’s like handing a new hose to the fire department while watching your city block burn. Surprise, surprise, their cyber defenses keep failing. Is it just me, or is…
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It's almost like UK companies have decided to play a dangerous game of "wait and see" when it comes to cybersecurity. According to Trellix, most British firms are waiting until after a cyberattack to hand out the cookies (and by cookies, I mean support) to their Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs). Now, isn't that a bit like giving the fire department a new hose after the entire city block has turned into a bonfire? Oh, and don't forget, these same companies are surprised when their cyber defenses fail again (cue dramatic gasp).
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