Cyber risk tops corporate risk agenda in preparation for GDPR
Cyber risk has reached the top of the corporate agenda as the implementation date of the General Data Protection Regulation draws nearer.
The impending implementation date of GDPR has prompted 65% of senior executives to say they consider cyber as a top risk. However, only 32% of senior executives said cyber is rated as a top five risk
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