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Security fears | Most staff feeling vulnerable to cyber attacks, data shows

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A majority of employees feel current working routines leave them more vulnerable to cyberthreats, a new study has found.

According to new research published by UK software firm Advanced, nearly two-thirds (57%) of employees believe that the switch to hybrid working has made them more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

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