Cyber-threat
Attacks on the IT infrastructure of major companies hit the headlines on an almost daily basis. James McAlister argues the risk can be mitigated, but boards need to stay informed and ensure their organisations are prepared.
Cybercrime. Photo: European Parliament – Audiovisual Unit
In January 2016, Michael Vatis, dire
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