Organizations are detecting and containing attacks faster since GDPR

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By Ian BarkerFeb 20, 2020, 9:19 am139 pts
For organizations in the EMEA region, the 'dwell time' between the start of a cyber intrusion and it being identified, has fallen from 177 days to 54 days since the introduction of GDPR. A new report from FireEye Mandiant also shows a decrease in dwell time globally, down 28 percent since the previous report.…

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