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M&S CTO Josie Smith Resigns After Cyber Attack Fallout
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Josie Smith, the Chief Technology Officer of Marks & Spencer (M&S), has resigned less than a year after a significant cyber attack that disrupted the company's operations. Her departure follows that of another senior technology executive, Rachel Higham, and comes as M&S continues to recover from the incident. Smith's resignation was communicated internally and confirmed by a company spokesperson.
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