Kroll Cybersecurity Threats Cost Private Equity $2.1M in Value Destruction
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Kroll's recent report reveals that cyberattacks are causing significant financial losses in the private equity sector, with an estimated impact of $2.1 million per incident. The study surveyed 325 private equity executives and found that the frequency of these attacks is increasing, threatening portfolio value throughout the investment lifecycle.
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2026-02-11
Kroll releases report on cybersecurity impact in private equity
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Cyberattacks identified as increasing in frequency
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Private equity firms report significant value destruction due to cyberattacks
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