Trustees must push sponsors to boost cyber security as 10% of FTSE 350 lacking response plans

James Phillips
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Trustees are being urged to push their sponsoring employers for better cyber security protocols after a government study found many do not have comprehensive action plans.

One in 10 FTSE 350 representatives said their firm operated without a response plan for a cyber incident, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) also revealed in its 2017 Healt...

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