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Poor training, skills affect digital trust of Indian enterprises: Report

Only 24% respondents in India had complete understanding of digital trust, says global study

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Sourabh Lele New Delhi
Indian enterprises risk losing customers and they are vulnerable to cyber attacks because of poor understanding of "digital trust", said a global survey on Friday.

The State of Digital Trust 2022 report by ISACA, a global group on information technology (IT) governance, listed the gaps between what businesses are doing and what they should to build trust.

Only 23 per cent enterprises in India have dedicated staff for digital trust. Some 34 per cent said they do not have such a role yet but they will likely have in five years.

According to 194 enterprises in India, lack of skills

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