In 1903, Nevil Maskelyne, a magician and inventor, conducted one of the first examples of wireless hacking when he sabotaged a telegraphy demonstration. His objective? To prove that he could intercept and meddle with private messages. Cybercrime has certainly evolved since then. By the end of this year, cybercrime will cost organizations $2 trillion. The reality is, it’s now easier for cybercriminals to attack and more difficult for companies to defend themselves. The latest edition of #BCGExecPerspectives analyzes the rapidly unfolding cybersecurity threat and how leaders can prepare their organizations. Click the link in our bio to read more.