How Safe Are Indiana Companies Against Cyber Risks?
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Scott Shackelford is assoc. professor of business law & ethics at the IU Kelley School of Business. (photo provided)
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Study co-author Scott Shackelford said the study provides a broad view of cybersecurity risks in Indiana. Shackelford said a big risk for companies is the unidentified chain of command for cyber security.