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Cyber attack on horizon

WHILE cyber security is an emerging issue in the Australian mining scene there are still far too many people who think the risk to mining operations is theoretical and the “air gap” between corporate and operational systems will protect them, global advisor EY says.

Karma Barndon
Cyber attack on horizon

According to EY global mining and metals robotic process automation leader Michael Rundus, too many companies are taking an ad hoc approach or acting when it is already too late to manage their risks and...

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