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Blog: New era or a repeat of old mistakes? – Mortgage Strategy
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CSA flags cybersecurity gaps at registered firms, issues new guidance
On written policies, 8 percent of firms had none at all, and 55 percent had policies that could be improved. Training was a weaker spot. Twenty-one percent of firms provided no cybersecurity training to employees. Among those that did train staff, another 21 percent could have made the training more comprehensive, and 16 percent kept…
