Innovation Risks Cyberattacks

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Rush to tech innovation is putting companies at risk of cyberattacks

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A new report from BlackBerry has found the majority of UK respondents admit to compromising on critical safety aspects in order to meet pressing deadlines.

The average time between two updates is five weeks , BlackBerry said.

Some respondents ( 28% ) said that they weren’t confident their OS of choice had the necessary safety certifications.

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