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Most Companies Suffer Reputation Damage After Security Incidents
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Marilyn Cohodas
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Marilyn Cohodas,
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1/23/2018 | 1:04:58 PM
Re: Please correct the link to the report
Thanks, Jason. The link has been fixed. 
JasonofB
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JasonofB,
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1/23/2018 | 11:44:41 AM
Please correct the link to the report
It points to the C drive of the author.
RyanSepe
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RyanSepe,
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1/23/2018 | 8:24:57 AM
7% is tough but...
7% loss is a rough hit to take financially however brand reputation is monumental amongst many industries and can cripple your business. Just look at Arthur Andersen, the firm that was in charge of Enron auditing. Based on negative brand reputation due to unethical practices there big 5 firm was driven to extinction.


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