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    Cyber Security The cost of cybercrime 2022 28 Nov 2022
    In 2021, Grant Thornton published the “The Economic Cost of Cybercrime” report. It was not a question of ‘if’ an Irish business will be the victim of a
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    Grant Thornton’s Data Protection team specialise in pragmatically assisting clients in all aspects of data protection compliance, deliver practical risk based
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    A current and expanded active threat campaign is targeting organisational infrastructures to determine the presence and future exploitation potential resulting
    Digital Risk The Irish Cyber Security Baseline Standards 01 Dec 2021
    As part of the National Cyber Security Strategy 2019-2024, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), in conjunction with the Office of the Government Chief
    Covid-19 Cyber in a Pandemic 19 Mar 2020
    Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 panic, targeting individuals, corporations, governments and industries in Ireland and around the globe. If
    COVID-19 COVID-19: Data Protection 18 Mar 2020
    Companies are collecting special categories of personal data (e.g. health data) from their employees, which under the GDPR need special protections; hence,
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    Services Data Protection Services 20 Jan 2020
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    Cyber Security SWIFT assurance and security services 25 May 2017
    SWIFT has released a set of security standards that will be mandatory for all SWIFT customers. As SWIFT registered partners, Grant Thornton has been supporting
    Cybersecuirty Cyber Security incident response 28 Nov 2016
    In the era we live in, no business can afford to be lax about cyber threats. Unlike most forms of crime, illegal hacking is extraordinarily profitable and
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