Half of UK pension schemes vulnerable to cybercrime

43% of pension schemes have not tested the strength of their IT cybercrime procedures

Martin Richmond
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Half of UK pension schemes vulnerable to cybercrime

A large number of pension schemes are unequipped to deal with cybercrime, new research has revealed.

The research was carried out by advisory firm Crowe and presented via its latest risk management report, which was published yesterday (26 April). The report surveyed a number of pension scheme ...

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