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Consumers are guarding their privacy more than ever. Any operational downtime or even worse data loss due to a databreach could significantly impact customer loyalty and their highly anticipated holiday season revenues. According to a recent study, the average cost of a retail databreach in 2024 is reported to be $3.48
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