Are drugmakers doing enough to prevent cyber attacks?

27 March 2023
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In this week's Expert View, John Allen, strategic cybersecurity consultant, provides an overview of new and emerging cybersecurity threats, and what life sciences companies can do to stop them.

It seems every other day we hear of a new cyberattack in the news and it’s clear that these attacks are becoming an ever-growing, global concern.

This is a distressing topic for businesses because of the tiresome reparations that need to take place after an attack.

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