'The worst thing you can do' after a data breach, according to a cybersecurity expert

In the aftermath of a data breach, companies often make critical mistakes that can worsen the damage. This article highlights expert insights on what the number one biggest mistake to avoid is, and what you should do instead. Read the article to learn what it is and reach out to HexData Technologies Inc for strategies to strengthen your cybersecurity resilience.

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'The worst thing you can do' after a data breach, according to a cybersecurity expert