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UK government cannot protect businesses and services from cyber attacks, IT pros say

They feel the threats are on the rise ....

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Cyberwarfare incidents reported by almost half of UK firms

New research shows that 49 percent of UK businesses have reported cyberwarfare incidents to the authorities. ....

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Workers are putting their companies at risk by downloading software without permission

Workers aren’t completely at fault, though ....

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Unauthorized apps put businesses at risk

The risks from shadow and unauthorized apps have been known for years, but new research from Armis finds employees of 67 percent of UK organizations are introducing risk to the business by downloading applications and software onto assets without the knowledge or management of IT or security teams. ....

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