Even as threats to finance and accounting data grow, cybersecurity remains siloed from the finance and accounting functions in most companies. That's problematic as organizations work to minimize cyber risks and mitigate the damage from potential attacks.
During a recent webcast, the Deloitte Center for Controllership asked the event's executive attendees whether they expect the number and size of cyber events targeting their organization's accounting and finance data to increase over the next year. Nearly half (48.8 percent) said they do. This makes sense, as cybersecurity threats against all areas of the business continue to multiply.
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