Trustees must do more as hackers are 'ahead in the game'

Michael Klimes
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Hackers are "ahead in the game" when it comes to bypassing cyber-security and trustees must do more to protect members says RSM's Elisabeth Storey.

The auditing firm's associate director argued cyber-crime is a growing risk for the industry during a Pensions Management Institute (PMI) seminar in London on 19 April. Current IT trends such as...

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