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Report Reveals 23% of Polish Companies Share Sensitive Employee Data Without Adequate Security

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Report Reveals 23% of Polish Companies Share Sensitive Employee Data Without Adequate Security
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A new report from the Personal Data Protection Office (UODO) highlights a concerning trend in Poland, where 23 percent of companies are transmitting sensitive employee data without proper security measures. The study reveals that a significant portion of businesses fail to implement essential protections, such as encryption or secure communication channels, leaving personal information vulnerable to breaches.

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