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Boards prepare for digital infrastructure shocks, survey says

Sept 8 (Reuters) - Large ⁠companies and public bodies are increasingly scrutinising their dependence on critical digital ⁠infrastructure as geopolitical tensions, export controls and cyber threats expose vulnerabilities ‌that were once largely taken for granted, a Capgemini survey published on Tuesday showed.

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Sept 8 (Reuters) - Large ⁠companies and public bodies are increasingly scrutinising their dependence on critical digital ⁠infrastructure as geopolitical tensions, export controls and cyber threats expose vulnerabilities ‌that were once largely taken for granted, a Capgemini survey published on Tuesday showed.

Responses from executives at 1,300 large organisations across 11 countries suggest digital infrastructure is increasingly being treated like energy and ​physical supply chains, requiring board oversight, contingency planning ⁠and investment.

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