'The worst thing you can do' after a data breach, according to a cybersecurity expert

Data breaches are so common that you may be tempted to ignore them altogether. But doing so is a big mistake, cybersecurity experts say.

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'The worst thing you can do' after a data breach, according to a cybersecurity expert published by CloudFactors LLC

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'The worst thing you can do' after a data breach, according to a cybersecurity expert