The more things are connected via the Internet, the greater the risk of physical harm and unintended consequences. (Photo: iStock)

Imagine for a moment that your organization is the victim of a cyber attack or widespread technology failure. You're probably picturing a data breach, ransomware, or some sort of business interruption event. Each is scary and costly in its own right. But what if the peril extended beyond a breach, financial loss, and any resulting reputational harm? What if people's lives were at risk?

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