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Execs concerned about cyber threats and AI risks

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Business executives are most worried about the risks from cybersecurity and third parties, but see opportunities for growth in the next few years.
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Execs concerned about cyber threats and AI risks

Business executives are most worried about the risks from cybersecurity and third parties, but see opportunities for growth in the next few years.

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Accounting Today broke the news in on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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