Cybercriminals are increasingly spending extended periods of time infiltrating and expanding across corporate networks before they launch cyberattacks, which makes the eventual attack even more damaging. (Credit: Maksim Shmeljov/Shutterstock) Cybercriminals are increasingly spending extended periods of time infiltrating and expanding across corporate networks before they launch cyberattacks, which makes the eventual attack even more damaging. (Credit: Maksim Shmeljov/Shutterstock)

From Capital One to city municipalities, we've seen the devastating effects of cyberattacks in 2019. These will only continue in 2020.

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