Cyber Warfare: How will It Impact your Organization and What Can you do to Stay Safe?

03/10/22 • 14 min

We are living in times of political uncertainty. The increasingly hostile occurrences of recent weeks have far wider implications than many people realize. Cyber warfare is now a recognized tactic employed by aggressive nation-states, and these cyber-attacks can represent a significant proportion of the weaponry used by warring factions. And even civilian businesses and other organizations that seem unconnected to these disputes can become caught in the crossfire. SureCloud's cybersecurity experts, Nick Hayes and Nick Rafferty discuss the implications of cyber warfare for all businesses, regardless of where they are located and what industry they are a part of. Watch their discussion to learn what the risks are and what you can do to protect your business.

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