Take a look at the company's current privacy and security policies to use them as a framework for the data breach response plan. There's usually no need to duplicate efforts and create an entirely new security policy. Instead, save some time and avoid duplicate efforts by expanding the current policy to include cybersecurity attacks and data breaches. Credit: NicoElNino/Adobe Stock Take a look at the company's current privacy and security policies to use them as a framework for the data breach response plan. There's usually no need to duplicate efforts and create an entirely new security policy. Instead, save some time and avoid duplicate efforts by expanding the current policy to include cybersecurity attacks and data breaches. Credit: NicoElNino/Adobe Stock

It's not uncommon to hear stories about large corporations such as Citrix and Starwood Marriott falling victim to data breaches. However, small and medium-sized businesses are often prime targets for these cybersecurity attacks, due to the fact that many smaller companies typically spend less on cybersecurity measures than larger corporations.

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