Businesses are putting themselves at risk of cyberattacks — by recovering too fast
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Optimizing for recovery speed without deep forensics is how you turn one breach into a recurring incident pattern. CISOs should add a hard gate: no full restore until root cause, lateral movement, and data exfil paths are documented and mitigated.
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