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According to a recent survey of 1,000 senior UK information technology and business leaders by Indian IT giant Infosys, cybersecurity will be the main digital technology
that energy companies are expected to adopt over the next 3 years.
In the next 3 years, cyber security will become the mainstream digital technology for UK businesses
Among utilities surveyed, 66 percent of businesses cited improved cybersecurity as the main expected trend, while 54 percent and 51 percent
, respectively, cited consumer analytics and digital operations as the dominant trend.
According to the technology already widely used by UK utilities, cybersecurity technology ranks first at 70%, cloud technology is close to 66%, and big data analytics is about 63%.
About 61 percent of companies surveyed have invested in cybersecurity technology, but 45 percent cited budget constraints as a barrier
to accessing the latest digital services.
In addition, businesses that fail to implement effective cybersecurity measures could soon be fined £17 million or 4%
of global turnover.
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According to a recent survey of 1,000 senior UK information technology and business leaders by Indian IT giant Infosys, cybersecurity will be the main digital technology
that energy companies are expected to adopt over the next 3 years.
In the next 3 years, cyber security will become the mainstream digital technology for UK businesses
In the next 3 years, cyber security will become the mainstream digital technology for UK businessesAmong utilities surveyed, 66 percent of businesses cited improved cybersecurity as the main expected trend, while 54 percent and 51 percent
, respectively, cited consumer analytics and digital operations as the dominant trend.
According to the technology already widely used by UK utilities, cybersecurity technology ranks first at 70%, cloud technology is close to 66%, and big data analytics is about 63%.
About 61 percent of companies surveyed have invested in cybersecurity technology, but 45 percent cited budget constraints as a barrier
to accessing the latest digital services.
In addition, businesses that fail to implement effective cybersecurity measures could soon be fined £17 million or 4%
of global turnover.
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