December 18, 2025
What’s the impact on your customers if your company gets hacked?

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What’s the impact on your customers if your company gets hacked?

The cost of a cyber-attack on companies is well understood. But what is the impact on the consumers those companies serve?

The cost of a cyber-attack on companies is well understood. But what is the impact on the consumers those companies serve? The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) commissioned KPMG to conduct a study to assess the consumer harm arising from a loss of access to goods and services as a result of cyber-attacks.

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What’s the impact on your customers if your company gets hacked?

The cost of a cyber-attack on companies is well understood. But what is the impact on the consumers those companies serve?

The cost of a cyber-attack on companies is well understood. But what is the impact on the consumers those companies serve? The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) commissioned KPMG to conduct a study to assess the consumer harm arising from a loss of access to goods and services as a result of cyber-attacks.

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