Fend off cyber thieves with blockchain tech
This technology may help firms protect transactions, facilitate counterparty validation and mitigate traditional cyber problems.
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MANY organisations could do more to detect and ward off the ever-evolving threat of business disruption and data loss resulting from cyber attacks, say observers.
"Most company boards in Singapore have not deemed cyber security as a high priority," said Lionel Tan, partner for technology, media & telecommunications & intellectual property, at law firm Rajah and Tann.
As such, companies may not be adequately prepared to deal with the situation should a significant cyber breach occur, which may result in a loss of confidential information, personal data or even money.
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