Opinion: SMEs: Emerging risks - Cybersecurity for smaller businesses
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In 2018, household names such as British Airways, Marriott Hotels and Facebook faced the potentially devastating consequences of large-scale data breaches. However, the threat may be bigger for SME’s, as smaller businesses lack the same resources to protect themselves against a cybersecurity attack
Tom Pelham, partner, Kennedys; Oliver Dent, solicitor, Kennedys; Elizabeth Bardsley, trainee solicitor, KennedysIf a company has a limited resource pool to draw from
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