Is the security conversation getting lost in translation?

Leadership & Management14 Jul 2022

Using business language when discussing cyber security is essential

With cyber attacks on a continuing upwards curve, speaking the language of business to the board is more than just security semantics: it’s vital to the future of the business itself

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