Cybersecurity: Calls for greater transparency regarding data breaches

Cybersecurity: Calls for greater transparency regarding data breaches

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In light of the recent spate of data breaches in the hospitality industry, action is now being called for, particularly in terms of communication. / © getty images, unsplash

Data breaches are becoming increasingly frequent, yet those affected often only find out about the incident too late or through indirect channels. HSMA Germany is urging compliance with statutory reporting obligations and advocates open communication.

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