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Utilities ill-equipped for cybersecurity threats
All utilities organizations surveyed in the EY Power and Utilities Global Information Security Survey 2017-18 say that their cybersecurity function does not meet their needs.
Companies still unprepared for GDPR compliance
Our Global Forensic Data Analytics Survey shows increasing concern about data protection and data privacy compliance as the deadline approaches.
Research reveals biggest risks in ICO market
Flawed token valuations, unclear regulations, heightened hacker attention and congested networks are impacting initial coin offerings.
EY Geostrategic Business Group launches
Global network of EY professionals will actively work with businesses to find new growth opportunities and navigate geopolitical landscape.
Improved financial inclusion could boost revenues
Banks could generate incremental global annual revenue of US$200b by better serving financially excluded individuals and small businesses in 60 emerging countries.
