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For decades, cyber security has largely operated in reaction mode. Patching holes after the breach, responding after the malware hits, and scrambling post-incident. But for Europe’s midmarket that strategy is no longer sufficient. The evolving threat landscape, increasingly dominated by financially motivated threat actors and fast technology change, now demands a proactive defense posture.
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