Create and preserve value by protecting intellectual property, mitigating critical cyber risk, complying with regulatory requirements and enhancing cyber resilience.
As Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) and startup investments become central to business growth, efforts typically focus on revenue, systems, people, and profitability. However, cybersecurity and regulatory compliance are often overlooked. Neglecting these areas can lead to data breaches, cyberattacks, which can undermine returns, damage reputations, and erode shareholder trust.
This overview highlights the importance of securing intellectual property, safeguarding data, and managing cyber and compliance risks during M&A and investment activities.
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