April 23, 2021
#BusinessRisk Talks – part 2
– The very rapid dynamic change and the transition of many processes to the cyber world and the internet meant that criminals started to operate there too. And it turned out to be a lot easier for criminals and they can make a lot more money from it – says Bartosz Pastuszka Managing Partner- CEO NaviRisk in conversation with Michal Giersz.
Are the criminals more sophisticated than before the pandemic? How has the pattern of crime changed during #COVID19? Watch the second episode of the #BusinessRiskTalks series from NaviRisk
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