Davies to face no regulatory action over cyber attack
The Financial Conduct Authority and Information Commissioner’s Office won’t be taking action against Davies Group following last summer’s cyber attack.
In September last year, Post reported Davies Group was still working to mitigate the impact of backlogs caused by the cyber attack it suffered at the end of July.
The company told Insurance Post at
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