These days, conflicts between nation-states aren’t fought with aggressive posturing or the movement of troops; more often, the conflict concerns the theft of information, particularly when it comes to supposedly secured files on the Internet.
And according to a study from the Ponemon Institute, sponsored by CounterTack, those nation-state cyberattacks are prevalent. The survey of 639 IT professionals in the U.S. found that 35 percent said with certainty that they had been the target of a nation-state cyberattack. However, nearly half (49 percent) of respondents said their organizations are not taking precautionary measures to protect against the nation-state cyber threat.
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