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Better Cyber Intelligence A Must for Business Leaders in 2022

As 2022 approaches, no one in the world has a complete picture of precisely how bad the scourge of cybercrime, and ransomware, in particular are. There is no universal trusted entity that logs each and every attack and shares information about them in real-time, although authorities around the world are ramping up counter operations and, in many jurisdictions, mandating reporting from victims. As a result, in the new year, leaders at organizations across every sector will require better cyber intelligence in order to understand the latest risks and to anticipate what lies ahead in a threat landscape that could end business as usual for many.

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