Cybercrime a growing problem in Metro Vancouver and on Vancouver Island
Global accounting firm KPMG says cybercrime is a growing issue in Metro Vancouver and on Vancouver Island.
It surveyed 73 small and mid-sized firms in the region, all with annual revenues exceeding than $10-million. KPMG says six in 10 companies in those B.C. regions said their information technology systems make them vulnerable to attacks, but 60 per cent of respondents still did not consider cybersecurity a “business priority.”
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