Are smaller companies protecting their data risk management in the cloud or are banks and healthcare mostly concerned?

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Group Chief Information Security & Data Protection Officer in Construction6 years ago

I'd say it depends on their line of business and the kind of data they handle even if they are a small company.

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ISSO and Director of the IRU in Healthcare and Biotech6 years ago

I would say not like you think they are because the don’t have the funding and resources.

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