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The risks of brand damage, customer churn, and substantial costs have brought this topic to the forefront in many recent M&A Leadership Council workshops. Second, impact to deal valuation or terms. We also believe it is vital to engage third parties to obtain a security risk assessment. First, true deal-stop or red-flag issues.
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