CFC report highlights gap in cyber awareness and understanding
Research from CFC has found that while SMEs are aware of the threat of cyber-attacks, most misunderstand the threats they face and the protection cyber insurance provides.
CFC has today (21 October) launched The Cyber Insurance Disconnect report, examining perceptions of cyber risk, preparedness and cyber insurance among small and medium-sized enterprises.
The report
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