With each successive data breach, the stakes for companies seem to get higher and higher, with more individuals affected and the costs for remediation escalating. That’s why it’s no surprise that a report published last July by insurance giant Lloyd’s of London estimates that a theoretical global cyberattack could trigger roughly $53 billion in economic losses – a figure that is comparable to record-shattering natural disasters such as 2012’s devastating Superstorm Sandy.

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