Some businesses would rather pay ransom that invest in cybersecurity, survey finds

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Some businesses would rather pay ransom that invest in cybersecurity, survey finds
0:47 / June 5, 2018

Too many companies are taking a short term view when it comes to security.

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Some businesses would rather pay ransom that invest in cybersecurity, survey finds Too many companies are taking a short term view when it comes to security.
Read full article: Security fail? One in three companies think paying hackers is worth the risk

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