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Ready Or Not, Web 3.0 Is Coming. Bold Banks Can Seize The Opportunity
At first glance, it seems like a great business idea. Your employees use their own laptops, smartphones, and tablets, and you are looking at substantial cost savings and enhanced productivity.
According to recent studies, it was reported the total global average cost of a single data breach was $3.92 million. The average per record was $150. It also took 279 days to identify and contain a breach. The list of incidents goes on.
The attack intercepted four separate bank transactions totalling $1.3 million. Those particular victims were three PE firms, with only half the money recovered.
Organic growth relies on increased sales and revenue through internal efforts that progress naturally, rather than by external expansion in the marketplace, such as mergers.
Former technological revolutions usually came with a bang. That is not the case today, though, as an industry is slowly changing systems and processes to integrate more advanced technology.
Your eight-character password can be cracked in about eight hours, using brute force attacks — even if you add in numbers, mix up the cases and throw in a special character or three. Odds are high that eight-hour window will soon be even shorter.
Have you ever identified an opportunity or problem in your business, undertaken a project to address it, and then found that in the end, after a lot of work, it didn’t really convert the opportunity or solve the problem? Have you wondered what went wrong?
Beware of “Deep Fake” videos, buy plenty of cyber insurance, and never forget that protecting client data is an ethical responsibility.
When an organization identifies a new technology threat, the first response is often to look for a piece of technology or a service that can mitigate or remove the threat.
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