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Indians most oblivious to cyber attacks targeting banks: Capgemini Survey

The institute surveyed 7,600 consumers & 80 senior professionals from eight countries

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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Indians seems to be most oblivious about the risks from cyber-attacks on systems at banks and financial institutions.  

According to global survey by Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Institute, India recorded highest percentage point gap (50 per cent) indicating the extent by which customers’ perception falls 

short of reality of cyber-attacks. This lack of consumer awareness can be partly explained by the fact that the concept of data privacy and protection is at a very nascent stage. Plus, there are no 

guidelines on reporting of data breaches. France was at second place and the US had the lowest score, indicating much better awareness about

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