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Employers must understand that every employee benefit plan is at significant risk of a cyber attack and the consequences of a breach are substantial.<\/b><\/p>\n
Employers should conduct training and educational presentations for the board and other internal parties, perform readiness assessments, and consider engaging an expert firm to conduct third-party assessments and install technology-enabled tracking tools.<\/b><\/p>\n
This video contains valuable takeaways.<\/b><\/p>\n