Survey reveals majority of firms see cyber risk as a top concern
Research from Marsh shows that in the UK & Ireland specifically, board members and C Suite executives only spend a few days a year looking at cyber risk.
A global cyber survey by Marsh has revealed that 79% of respondents see cyber risk as a top five concern for their organisation, up from 62% in 2017.
In the UK specifically 72% saw cyber risk as a top five concern, up from 58% in 2017.
The survey also showed that the majority of board members and C Suite level individuals in the UK & Ireland only spend a few days a year on cyber risk.
Marsh recently completed a global cyber risk perception survey in partnership with Microsoft, in which over 1
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