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A cyber attack late last year where the personal details of 80,000 South Australian Government employees were stolen is a further wake-up call for all businesses.
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South Australian businesses are joining the race to protect their online systems as firms around the globe wake up to the financial and operational risks of cyber breaches.
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Australian business leaders are fast-tracking, prioritising, and making significant changes to how they respond to evolving cyber threats, a national survey has found.
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