The severity and effects of Cyber-breaches in SMEs: a machine learning approach

In this paper, we investigate cyber breaches and their effects on small and medium enterprises (SMEs), considering the role that cybersecurity plays in SMEs, and the importance that SMEs have in the economy. Using the Cyber Security Breaches Survey data, the first contribution extends previous works...

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