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2 October 2024Technology

Global cyber attacks could surge 105% by end of 2024, warns QBE

Global cyber attacks labelled as ‘disruptive and destructive’ are expected to surge by 105% by the end of 2024, according to QBE’s Connected Business: digital dependency fuelling risk report.

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