Corporate systems and data are increasingly being held to random by cybercriminals. The modus operandi of these underworld gangs is also rapidly evolving to exploit vulnerabilities in remote-working set-ups on the back of Covid-19. As such, treasurers must be more aware of – and prepared for – cyber-attacks than ever before.
Read our latest articles in which two senior leaders from Barclays highlight the latest cyber traps to avoid and outline how treasury departments can shore up their digital defences.
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Highlighting the latest cyber traps to avoid and outlining how treasury departments can shore up their digital defences in the face of increasing cyber-attacks.
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